Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Graphics: Total mess. N64 had better clearer graphics, and most of the games looks like they belong on GBA.Games: I don't see any games worth owning. Yoshi touch and go is just stupid.Gimmick(touch screen): totally stupid and pointless.Look: It looks like a toy for a little kid. A freind of mine has one, and whenever he plays it on the bus, I pretend I don't know him.Avoid. It has no online, and in order to talk to people, you have to be, like, 5 feet away.Plus, who else will have a D.S?get PSP. Nuff said. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: There are about 2 tracks on this cd that have anything more interesting than a pulse. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Like all of us, Harold Kushner is growing.........his "Book of Letters" is concise, mature and most of all, uplifting in a time when discouragement seems to be all too present. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Someone you love is changing. Maybe he's changing politics, or taking up Buddhism, or just going through a rough patch. Of course you continue to love him. But what happends when the person you love is changing genders? You continue to love . . . who? Once again, Chris Bohjalian takes his razor sharp imagination deep into the heart of a new dramatic conflict. Bohjalian's universe is full of real people facing incredibly complicated situations with humor and humanity -- decent people we might hope to emulate if we found ourselves in a similar predicament. As with many of Bohjalian's dramatic concoctions, I'd much rather read about these folks than have to endure their stories. No wonder you can't walk through an airport these days without seeing one of this guy's books. Answer:

A: