Title: DANGER - SecuROM Review: I installed and enjoyed this game, until I found my USB CD/DVD combo drive wouldn't work, then my IE browser started crashing, and soon after I realized that this game installed SecuROM v7 on my PC. I am not impressed. I completely uninstalled the game, but could not get rid of SecuROM. I still get requests to register Civ3 Complete when I logon to my PC, even though it's uninstalled, and my drive is still not functioning, and IE is still crashing. There is no warning on the box anywhere that SecuROM is on it - I NEVER would have purchased or installed it had I been aware. The only solution now is to reformat my entire drive and install the o/s from scratch. The game itself I would rate 4 stars, but the SecuROM b.s. ruined my experience. Is the review positive or negative?
Negative

Title: If only they didn't break after a year Review: I loved this product. I have two large cats and this worked beautifully. I changed the cartridge every two weeks, which took me less than 5 minutes, and that's it. It stopped odors very well and tracking was minimal. I am now having to throw away my second unit based on the fact that after a year the rake no longer works automatically. It only cycles when I press the button which completely eliminates the convenience of only having to think about it once every two weeks. For as much money as the cartridges cost, it's not worth it.After having the same problem, at roughly the same time for two units, I'm not willing to sink any more money into this product. I wish that the manufacturers would make this a heartier unit and I'd get another, but for now I'm going back to the old standards as none of the techno options seem to keep up their end of the "bargain". Is the review positive or negative?
Negative

Title: Does not work with rechargeable batteries Review: The unit I received does not work as advertised with rechargeable batteries. Tried 4 sets of strong NiMH batteries with the same result: fluorescent tube flashes once then LED indicates battery error. Called company. The device requires 750mA constant current with a peak of possibly 900mA on bulb warm-up. HydroPhoto's claim of 200 uses on NiMH can not be typical. (You can do the math.) In my experience one use on rechargeables was not possible. I also suspect the reported numbers using Lithium batteries. It probably works fine (though I could not verify), but I'm not planning on buying lots of throw away batteries. Is the review positive or negative?
