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Title: Selfish shredding Product review: 2 1/2Just-another-rock-virtuoso-electric-guitar-record that cannot equate gloriously unrelenting solo runs with rhythmically enticing songwriting. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Need a handbook Product review: Not as easy or as much fun as the other Tycoon games. This is difficult to learn and should come with a book that teaches some basic stuff. I am a Tycoon player from years back and have trouble with this game. Not for young people. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Not for the klutzy Product review: I gave up in chapter one. I was completely unable to do anything except eventually get Gabriel out of doors where I promply got turned around and lost. I never made it any further due to sheer frustration.I loved the first 2 games. The first was cartoony but really interesting and logical. The second had a really swoony Gabriel,a great plot, beautiful scenery and camera work. The only problem there was the werewolf scene near the end. The game froze up every time I used the talisman and I could not finish.Never the less, I looked forward to the 3rd part. I am not coordianated enough to be anything but dizzy in this format. However, I suspect that for those who can use the 3d format that they will love the game. Just not for us oldfashioned non-tech people. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: It's all about the Satan Product review: Evil flows thoughout this album, and Satan's majesty and power are revealed. The only small flaw in this record is the fact that the Dark One and anti-Christianity is bascially the focus of the entire record. A song title like Tormenter Of Christian Souls and the lyrics is just overdoing it. However, what's great about this album is the shift from the chaotic to the more atmoshperic slower songs. Mourning Palace and Spellbound (By The Devil) start the album off fast, but then slows down with In Death's Embrace, which sees great use of Mustis' talents. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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