I also write letters.

Dear Ms. McEwen:

After recently reading your editorial about Sony's upcoming game, Fat Princess, you seem to misunderstand the point of the game.

You see, Fat Princess is a game concept that's getting popular due to name and concept alone. Somebody else suggested a treasure chest and gold, or a change of name, but taking either concept away results in the original vision being lost, and then results to be some podunk online game on the PSN that nobody buys, like David Jaffe's Calling All Cars. You need to learn that fat is used as a form of humor, and to be laughing with it, not treat it as if it's hating you and people like you. Another problem is that you seem to be part of some anti-fat regime, where anything fat-related is instantly condemned to the seventh layer of hell.

And if you hate this fat portrayal in media so much, perhaps you should consider changing your lifestyle. Maybe then people can stop ridiculing you specifically. And before you start taking any sort of vague notice (which I doubt you will as GB requires you to register to even comment), I'm not insulting you. I'm trying to be as calm and non-hateful as possible.

Sincerely, B.J.

PS: I'd like to know why you thought the PS2 sucked. Was it because of Fatman in MGS2 or something? Just curious.

As a side note, I re-iterate my current statement: If the name and/or concept gets changed, Fat Princess will not be as awesome a game. Don't cave in to the pressure of two people, Sony. Just don't.