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Permission to recreate a cut page

Hello, I wish to create a YMMV page for Kirby: Canvas Curse. Said page has been previously cut because the only example was a ZCE, so I require permission to recreate it. These are the tropes I intend to add (all are based on opinions I collected from review sites like Metacritic or specialized forums like Gamefaqs):

• It's Short, So It Sucks!: The game was very well-received and is generally considered one of the best among the Nintendo DS’s launch titles. However, several critics have expressed disappointment at the game’s length, as it can be beaten in roughly three hours.
• Scrappy Mechanic: Kirby automatically floats when entering any body of water. To dive, the player must either repeatedly tap him or trace a path leading underwater; but the former method is slow and monotonous, while the latter is limited by the quickly depleting ink gauge.
• Seinfeld Is Unfunny: Though the game was critically acclaimed upon its initial launch, reviews for the Wii U re-release were much more mixed. The once innovative touch controls were considered archaic and gimmicky compared to later games, and the lack of actual boss battles coupled with the simplistic plot made it immemorable in the eyes of many.
• Surprise Difficulty: The Kirby franchise has always been strongly associated with cute visuals and simple gameplay designed to entice younger players. However, Canvas Curse is far more challenging than previous titles, due to the inability to control Kirby directly, the necessity to carefully manage the Rainbow Meter when overcoming obstacles, and the labyrinthine level design in later worlds.
• That One Sidequest: Getting an A Rank in Paint Panic Level 3. The minigame requires the player to put some distance between Kirby and an Action Bomb by completing several drawings as quickly as possible, but is extremely strict when it comes to detecting the player’s inputs. Some drawings take up to 4 different strokes to be finished, and the Paint Roller battle every few rounds further slows Kirby down, essentially turning the minigame into a Luck-Based Mission.

So, am I good to go?