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One means that you've got a President and the other means you have a Queen.

• michael_dorfman 17y ago
  ...and the author's point in using both? That he lives in Iceland, and is trying to straddle the fence?
  • scott_s 17y ago
    He probably doesn't have a point in doing so. Do you?
    • michael_dorfman 17y ago
      My point was that it was odd to repeat a word in two different spellings in the same sentence, unless you have a point in doing so. Different strokes, I suppose: some favor "favor"; others favour "favour".
  • etal 17y ago
    Probably going for another meaning of the word, like dull or boring. Not that it's strictly correct, but in headlines, sometimes it's the thought that counts.
  • sgibat 17y ago
    I think he is emphasizing how dull the modern videogame palette really is; there is no third color.