I don't know that game and would probably enjoy it but the whole point on this thread that is now essentially missing is that your opinion about perfect or ponz's opinion about perfect or Kramnik's opinion about perfect is not based on much that is solid. Kramnik is an extraordinary chess player. Ponz is a great chess player. But chess might ultimately be incomprehensible to both of them.
Ponz seems to be completely unwilling to entertain that idea and has decimated the discussion because of that unwillingness.
there is a game i think its 90% perfect and forfits the ruy lopez
krammnik vs adams sofia 2005