The World Ends With You

1. Wampa October 5, 2009

   I thought only the D, H, and A word was used….
2. Jeremy October 6, 2009

   again, it was only a guess.
3. Wampa October 7, 2009

   You're the reviewer. You're not supposed to guess.
4. Anonymous October 8, 2009

   Wait, you were guessing about the content? That doesn't seem like something you should use as part of the reviewing process.
5. David October 11, 2009

   This is arguably my favourite game ever, perhaps after Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer, also on Nintendo DS (but originally from the SNES). Words do not do the storyline justice. In fact, they probably ruin it. I recommend players not read the instruction manual. I actually found it to contain spoilers. You don't need it anyway, as everything you need to know is explained adequately in-game.
6. Mike October 13, 2009

   The cursing is fairly limited, and mostly comes from Beat. In addition, anyone who's at all familiar with the world would know that TWEWY doesn't even come close to using "almost every curse word". Very poor choice of words, and you shouldn't be guessing about the content of the game — people could be making purchasing decisions based off your review, and there are a number of resources you could use if you wanted to double-check things (there are free transcripts of the game available at GameFAQs and other sites).
7. Reviewer October 24, 2009

   Pardon my error, I'm only thirteen.
8. silver-dragon October 29, 2009

   I am sorry but I am going to have to remove your review.

   It is never appropriate to guess at a games content, people are relying on your review to give them accurate information as to weather they should purchase the game or not.

   Also It clearly states on the submission page and the FAQ that you must be 16 or older to review.
9. Your former reviewer November 8, 2009

   sorry. i didn't know. as one last statement I'd like to leave you with this sort of parable. Once, there were two children who wanted to see a movie. Their dad told them they couldn't because the movie had nudity. "But Dad!" they defended, "The nudity is only in the movie for a second!" "Sorry kids, I just can't let you see that movie." Later, the two children smelled their father baking brownies. "He must feel really sorry for us, so he's making us browniies!" said one child. "Yes, let's go have some!" said the other. continued in the next post…
10. your former reviewer November 8, 2009

    When they arrived in the kitchen, they both began eating on a brownie. "Mmmm, what's in these?" one asked. "Oh, just brownie mix, milk, and some dog feces." he replied. The two children spat out the brownies and looked at their father angrily. "Dad, how could you!" The father replied, "There was only a little in the batch!" After the children had a frantic run to the mouthwash, the father explained to the children, "I didn't really put dog waste in there, but it was to teach you something. Just as the nudity in the movie was brief, so was my inclusion of dog poo, but you still didn't want the brownies." So the children learned that, regardless of how much of a bad thing is in a movie or game, it is just the same as though there were a larger amount.
    I had figured that it didn't matter how much cursing was in the game, just that it was there. I may, however, revise my review for accuracy and post it in three years. Goodbye for now.
11. TheWampaKing November 10, 2009

    i get your point. sort of, but if that was the case, you could just read that it has mild language, so why even have reviews? The point of these reviews is too give a more detailed summary on the content.
12. samstarrett January 13, 2011

    Several points:

    1. As a disclaimer, I agree, silver-dragon, that there should be no guessing at the game's content.

    2. To 'Reviewer': I'm not sure how being thirteen has anything to do with it.

    3. To silver-dragon: I wasn't able to find the part of the submission page where it says you must be 16. It's probably there, because it's implied on the FAQ that it says somewhere else you must be 16. Could you point me to that part of the submission page? Because on the FAQ it specifically says that's a guideline, not a rule.

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