Well, what can I say? You'll probably notice that the sidebar's changed, most importantly the Submissions. People have requested that the rules be made fairly clear, so I did so. The old submission guidelines, written by Darien, are now split into two parts, the guidelines and the tips, and I added sections into both. This should make it fairly clear what I expect of you, what you can expect out of me, what I could use out of you guys, and what you'd like to hear about me and my experiences. I would recommend that everyone who has, or is thinking, of submitting an Editorial read both sections. Don't think that's final though. If you have difficulties, you're not sure or if you want to add something, e-mail me about it. You, the readers and writers, are the people who prevent this section fade into obscurity, so I'd like to hear your comments.

In other news, Final Fantasy IX, Torneko: The Last Hope and Skies of Acardia have, or will jump from the production line into the stores state-wide, and I suspect that many copies have jumped into the readers' and writers' hands. Go on and play them, then tell the rest of RPGamer all about it and what you think!

Well, as for editorial content, there's some interesting material, ranging across quite a few topics. We have several different writers commenting each on a different topic. Ranging from peoples feelings and opinions on games to a comment on the RPG community, and we got a couple of interesting in-depth looks of different characters and events from Legend of Mana and Final Fantasy IV.

Oh, I almost forgot, for anyone who was curious, the last update's title was actually a quote. Too bad no one got that. This one should be far more obvious... I hope. Nothing much, just a small aside, to have a few second's amusement.

In any case, enjoy this week of Editorials, and I hope I can present you with something else next week.