If I taught web page formatting, you'd get a D-.

[botski]

http://www.pcgamereview.com/PRD_82306_1451crx.aspx

Egad. Look at Aku's review. I'm sure it contains some great information, but why is it formatted with margins making up about 70% of the screen? No can do.

It doesnt help that there is little or no paragraph indentations, but if Aku did that, the margins may approach 75%!

Back to Web Design 101, all of ya's! ;)

[Lara]

<div class=\"smallfont\">http://www.pcgamereview.com/PRD_82306_1451crx.aspx

Egad. Look at Aku's review. I'm sure it contains some great information, but why is it formatted with margins making up about 70% of the screen? No can do.

It doesnt help that there is little or no paragraph indentations, but if Aku did that, the margins may approach 75%!

Back to Web Design 101, all of ya's! ;)</div>

The paragraph indentation problem is because we had a word/character count issue, which has now been fixed.

From what Chris has told us in the Site issues thread, the width isn't going to be changed.
http://forums.videogamereview.com/showthread.php?threadid=452

All Consumer Review sites use the same format for reviews.

[Chris]

<div class=\"smallfont\">http://www.pcgamereview.com/PRD_82306_1451crx.aspx

Egad. Look at Aku's review. I'm sure it contains some great information, but why is it formatted with margins making up about 70% of the screen? No can do.

It doesnt help that there is little or no paragraph indentations, but if Aku did that, the margins may approach 75%!

Back to Web Design 101, all of ya's! ;)</div>
You should tell Yahoo the same thing ;) they tend to like their homepage designed for 800 pixels fixed width as well. Here's a few other sites that use the same design principles as we do when it comes to fixed width (800 pixels wide):

http://www.yahoo.com
http://www.msnbc.com
http://www.nfl.com
http://www.nba.com
http://www.foxnews.com
http://msn.espn.go.com
http://www.cbs.com
http://www.gamespot.com/index.html?reflash=1
http://www.gamespy.com