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Magritte wrote on Sat, Jun 24, 2006 04:08 PM UTC:
I look at Spratt's Jetan and I cannot tell one piece from another without close examination. He puts 'art' before function and ends up with not much of either. (Perhaps his full-sized pieces are beautiful, but we are discussing his attitude toward Zillions graphics here.) I have no problems understanding games made with Cazaux's graphics. Spratt assumes that his almost unplayable icons are a standard of excellence, and proceeds to lecture Cazaux, which is why I found his comments pointless and arrogant.

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