Overall, a total bad PR move by EA. However, that’s not what I want to read in a review. In my opinion, I’d rather her NOT mention the game at all and review it as a stand alone product for everyone to make their own independent decision on. If you’re a scrabulous player you can make your own judgment on the EA game compared to your typical experience.

Both games cost me no money to play so I’m going to choose the one that best fits my play habits, or, like some people, simply avoid the EA brand because of the controversy surrounding its competitor.

If I had a penny for every time a reviewer was called a shill or a fanboy/girl I’d retire right now

The title is Scrabble for facebook review not Scrabble compared to Scrabulous. I know there are issue between Scrabulous and EA/Hasboro, but that wasn’t the point of the post.

I have no ties to EA at all and I pointed out some of the things I did not like about Scrabble. If I was a shill I wouldn’t have mentioned that I had any issues with Scrabble and would have said that it was the greatest thing since sliced bread.

Sorry you are offended because I didn’t mention Scrabulous in my review of EA’s Scrabble. I just wrote my experiences playing the game, like I do for all of my reviews. If you read my site, you will see that this review is like any other review I have done in the past.