436:. I feel like "Red fire hydrants in the levels serve as checkpoints" would be better. The "as well as passwords" phrase you use here, does it refer to "there are" or "serve as"? As it's written right now, it could very well refer to either, and end up confusing readers. I'm assuming the password system is used for tracking game progress, which could be explained better in the article. In the source (the second one, that is) it states that "a word is given after every fourth level". Should this be included in the article? I'm personally ambivalent on this, but it could help provide context for unfamiliar readers. The information about the golden fire hydrant could very well be its own sentence as well, as it doesn't really feel connected to the rest in any meaningful way.
1251:. The source never states anything about licences, just that they were "working hard to produce software that has the look and feel of the various TV shows produce". Perhaps writing something like "The division was created to develop and market games with the "look and feel" of shows airing on MTV and Nickelodeon", though this of course fails to explain why they were developing a game with property that is explicitly Nickelodeon's, instead of something generic that just happens to have the "look and feel" of the channels' shows. Sidenote: you don't need to use the same reference twice in this paragraph, as it's all cited to the same source anyway.
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281:. I feel like this would be better worded as "On easy, the player can view the entirety of the map when the game is paused...". With this wording, you don't have too many clauses bunched up towards the beginning of the sentence. I also replaced the adjective "entire" with the noun phrase "entirety of", as the following "whereas" sentence seems to be contrasting the scope of the map, so you'd probably want more focus on that. I've also reworked the following sentence a bit: "whereas on hard, only a limited version of it is available."
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game, and "affecting" the level environment is fairly vague language. Perhaps something like "...the player, as Rocko, must guide his dog Spunky through the level to dodge hazards by manipulating the level environment" would work better. Currently extra information is provided in a relative clause (with "who", that is), so splitting that off to make a shorter sentence would be better with this wording as well, as it would be fairly long. A similar sentence should be rewritten in the lead, as it seems to be based off this section.
1055:. You could add "enemies like" before the crabs and seagulls, as there does seem to me more than these two enemies in the first stage. Also note that seagulls is usually spelled without a space. Also, what happens if Spunky were to not be protected from these enemies: Would the player lose the game? Does Spunky have any sort of health, or is the game lost immediately? I see you write about power-ups increasing Spunky's health later in the article, so perhaps you could introduce a section about their health here.
473:. All? This seems like a clumsy sentence, but weird vocabulary aside, I'd just write it as a passive sentence instead to put focus on the development itself: "The development of the project was improvisational in nature". Also, "epecially with the backgrounds"? The original source doesn't make it seem like the background work was any more improvisational than the rest of the work, so I'd either reword it or just remove that specific line.
1630:. Who are "they"? The referrent here could really be anyone, and a reader might assume you're talking about the opinions of Electronic Games, which was mentioned by name in the previous sentence. You should probably move this sentence somewhere where "critics" is the preferred referrent. As it stands, it seems like you wrote this to be part of the "critics favorably described..." sentence, and then added another sentence inbetween.
508:"The coloring and background work was improvisational in nature", as that doesn't give weight to any part of the information, just like the source. Also, this sentence should probably be moved somewhere else, as the rest of the paragraph is now focused on the people behind the work, and not necessarily on the work itself, which seems to have been moved into the first paragraph. I'd recommend doing the same for this line.
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2588:. I don't really like using the word "addicted" to describe people, so perhaps something more specific like "Elliot Fish of Hyper also admitted that he kept coming back to the game despite its unresponsive controls". I'd also suggest moving it to after the Joe D. sentence in the second paragraph, and removing the full mention of his name in the third paragraph.
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Players marks the release date as June. What's that about? It seems a bit strange considering the magazine was published in May,
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shows..." could work instead, which avoids the issue of licencing entirely. Anyway, if you don't like this suggestion, you could at least change the wording from "produce products", as they're basically the same word used twice in a row, either to "create products" or "produce games", or any other
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I've changed this to "based on". I only reasoned I used "license" initially was because I used based so many times in other parts of the article, but I have changed the wording to fix this problem. I actually appreciate that you are getting this specific, because it prepares me for FA reviews.
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Great job so far! I'll try to keep up with your revisions to help fine-tune this article. Regarding the Kotaku source, you might want to write that it's retrospective (e.g. "reported in a retrospective review"), along with a year when describing the content, as "in recent years" can be vague.
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The review is at the finish line now (and I'll assume the reason you tagged me was to acknowledge that :p), so I'll go through some thoughts while rereading the article, and also collect some of the critiques I made that I don't think were addressed propely here.
613:. What does this sentence mean? Does "put it down" refer to completing it? If so, it could probably be worded better. Also, that seems a bit disparate from "addicting". Should they be in the same sentence? Or is it saying that players won't be able to complete it
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All of the game is the player figuring out how to move the stage in a way that Spunky gets to the hydrant. He might as well have talked about the puzzles. However, I have reworded this.
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367:. This sentence doesn't sound very grammatically correct, and seems to be needlessly wordy even if it were. I'd just write it as "including Spunky, which changes his direction"
785:. Do you think any of the information written there should be included here? I haven't done much research beyond a few google pages, but does this game have any sort of legacy?
218:" the player acts as Rocko manipulating parts of the level environment to guide Spunky to a golden fire hydrant and keep him out of danger." I've reworded the sentence a bit.
1124:. Neither of these describe any running. If it can't be verified, you can just remove it, as it isn't strictly speaking necessary for understanding the content of the game.
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1602:. They called the game "thoughtfully designed", not the puzzles. Also, should the author be attributed here? I.e. "Bill Kunkel of Electronic Games..."
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1554:"I did find myself coming back for another crack at certain levels, so the game does have a certain addictiveness about it" - addictive (4th source)
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suggesting players will not stop playing it within a day
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the game hyped them for the developer's later projects
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