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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I am not a computer whiz so I was disappointed that the program did not come with any instructions. Just the program. Had I known that fact, I would not have purchased it. Answer:
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A: No


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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Assembling these 100+ pieces are only half of the battle. It will fall apart if you even look at it wrong. The only person more frustrated is my child.Too add insult to injury the packaging person & the sticker person who work for this company were on the same page but they haven't met the product person. The box shows a total of three purple drive gears (two of which require stickers). You get the stickers for two of them, but alas there is only one on the parts list and one in the box. It still "works" without them but it's just poor quality assurance by this company.It might look cool but it's a total fail. I'm sticking with Imaginext toys from now on. Answer:
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A: No


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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: ....when it has more than one title. This was originally released as "The Creature Wasn't Nice". I don't think the title change helps at all.This is basically an "Alien" spoof, where a creature roams the spaceship tormenting Leslie Nielson, Cindy Williams, et al, and of course hilarity is supposed to ensue. It doesn't. The whole mess is just one corny sight gag after another. This might fare well in the 8-13 age group, but adults will be embarrassed by the silliness.This is the same directing/writing team that put together "The First Nudie Musical", which was only slightly more amusing. Answer:
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A: No


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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: These print surface on these discs are completely unacceptable for my commercial needs. Memorex has used some type of rubbery glue-like substance on the print surface. I presume its purpose is to improve ink adhesion. However, the substance itself rubs off with very little effort. Its even worse if your fingers are at all wet or sweaty.I first noticed this while placing a printed DVD back into its case. I thought the printer ink was the cause at first, perhaps some wort of reaction with the surface. However, after some experimentation with some unprinted DVDs, I have concluded that the print surface itself was to blame.If you're really careful, you may never have this problem. But for commercial use, I can't risk the trouble. I'm guessing most people would never expect the printing to be so sensitive. Answer:
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