(Q).
Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: This game is Horrible Review: Belive me as a kid that played Chamber of Secrets and never finished it and as a reviewer this game is horrible there is no wandering around the grounds and the only time u do touch the ground is in Forbidden forest. The only time you touch a broom is on the first Test. YA the graphics on the characters are better but the controls are confusing and the camera just SUCKS sure the spells are neat but it really just is horrible.Bottom line Im not telling u not to buy itRent it if you like it Buy it. But dont Go out and buy it right away.
(A).
dissatisfied


(Q).
Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Points! Review: (Translation from German:) Cathy Jean from Baltimore made her sexy appearance to the trademark and already at the cover of her CDs, is unique and to be recognized unambiguously. But the Lady can also sing and proves it impressively with her own songs, which often also relevant the texts-- the Americans would say "dirty words"-- to contain. A far mixture of skirt is played over blues, bluesrock, and slowblues, in addition to cajun and jazzige influences. Immediately the first number, "Bitchovich", a rocksong, contains all advantages of Cathy Jean. It is accompanied by her group of excellent musicians, whereby particularly Keith Stafford at the guitars out-stings. "Deeper" prices itself through outstanding brazenness, "Slow Down" expands and is completed additionally around by banjo and fiddle, and "The Judge" is a cajun-number also of outstanding brazenness. Very varied. Respect!--Dietmar Hoscher, Head of Blues Department, Concerto Magazine, Austria
(A).
satisfied


(Q).
Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Hilarious. Review: I could not put down this vastly entertaining and informative book about the adventures and ruminations of a chubby, out-of-shape, thoughtful, and somewhat prissy bookworm who sets forth with his sarcastic, even more out-of-shape buddy on a long backpacking trip.
(A).
