Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Maybe two good songs including the title track, but the rest is very weak. I can't bear to listen to this again. I will remain a fan of his earlier work, but this effort is extremely disappointing. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: To sum it up, the games great. I didn't have any problems wit the installation, and the graphics were exceptional on my Radeon 9800 Pro. Only downside? Too short. Beat the game on normal mode in exactly 7 days. Still an awesome game though, and theres nought more satisfying than luring someone into a corner, grabbing them, and smacking them upside the head with your pistol. Just wait for the price to go down a bit, to make your enjoyment complete. Answer:

A: Yes


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: It's a trick, get an axe! I just bought it. Save yourself the heart-ache. Sierra is obviously having some problems, and this is not pretty. Just say, "No." Don't make me say I told you so. Buy StarCraft by the same company. Buy Lords of the Realm I, II, or the Siege Pack. Try HomeWorld. They didn't finish this game and released it anyway. It is so bad, you'll just about cry. Hint: If it was 1987, I'd give it a 4. And, I'm not just writing for fans of first person shooters. Oh, those people will climb the walls. RTS people won't like this either. Answer:

A: No


Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: A drifter takes what he intends to be a temporary job at a roadside diner but is soon involved in an affair with the owner's wife, which leads to a plan to bump the husband off.James M. Cain had an engaging story and stripped his prose down to the essentials, producing one of the greatest sustained examples of narrative momentum I can recall. With scarcely any interior dialogue (despite the use of a first person narrator), he paints a penetrating psychological portrait of the conspirators as their relationship evolves from their initial attraction, through their attempts at murder, until their post-crime mutual mistrust and reconciliation. The end is shattering, completing Cain's bleak portrayal of the human condition. Answer:

A: