IGN called it a "brilliant, engaging, profound MMORPG," but added it came with "atrocious technical problems".
If our volume of posts has gone down slightly, the volume of comments has, thanks to our brilliant, engaged readers, expanded exponentially.
But her true mission, it transpires, is to make contact in Paris with an old family friend, on whom she once had an adolescent crush, but who is now a brilliant physicist engaged in a clandestine race to create the nuclear bomb.
In just 12 months the editorial team have done a brilliant job engaging a local audience that was crying out for this kind of journalism.
But even though 100 years haven't passed literally for the often-brilliant, engaging English singer and songwriter, he did tip his stylish raffia boater hat to nearly a century's worth of musical tradition.
It's a brilliant show, quirky, engaging from the start, and well pitched for its audience.
He made a brilliant beginning at engaging the wider public outside Washington, but on Capitol Hill he was never a "member of the family".
He had meanwhile fallen in love, at a distance, with Harriet Smithson, a Shakespearean actress who had taken Paris by storm; and, on the rebound from this rather one-sided attachment, he had become engaged to a brilliant and beautiful pianist, Camille Moke (later Mme Pleyel).
I admired Russel Johnson, The Professor's ingenious inventions -- my Dad was a brilliant scientist, so I unconsciously engaged in a bit of transference.
He notes that by focusing on outcome, investors are engaged in "a brilliant bait-and-switch," because we have no idea whether these outcomes were the result of luck or skill, much less whether they will repeat in the following year.
