The only thing that's copied are the story sections from IGN, or developer websites.
Outside of that and the screenies (from devs and IGN.com), the actual text on gameplay, critical reception, and such are all written by myself.
About sales of these RPGs:
Sales is going to be all over the place, and is a virtual unknown. We just don't know how well Americans and Europeans are going to attach to JRPGs like ES, LO and BD. On one end, they could do horrid and wind up with 150-200k sales, but I dobut this due to the larger JRPG base and pedigree. 300k for BD and 200k for ES should be a shoe-in. Lost Oddyssey, however, should have a much easier time as it seems to be garnering far more attention, as it's being compared to more West-Friendly Final Fantasy.
As for the WRPGs: I think they'll do very very well no matter what. I went to EB/GS yesterday to buy Blitz: The League (for $15, mind you), and witnessed a few people preordering Two Worlds....Which was a shock. Mass Effect has a good shot of taking the all time RPG crown on a Microsoft system and manage 3m+ units. The WRPGs are in a vastly stronger position, but the JRPGs could all garner 1m+ sales, who knows.
Back from the dead, I'm afraid.
