Quotation marks always come in pairs, one to introduce the quote, one to announce the end. So it should come as no surprise, then, that I thought the article title was simply "Warning" at first glance:
The four page article "Warning" Far Cry 2 is still a broken game" details the chronology of the game's issues from the first reports of crashes to the promised patches in the Far Cry 2 forums.
In actuality, the second quotation mark should be a colon, a key which rests immediately next to the quotes on a keyboard. A simple typo, to be sure, and yet it does result in changing the meaning of the sentence, at least partially.
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
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