Q: Title: More bugs than an anthill! Review: Hearing about all the patchwork required for this game, after the first installation I went to Ubisoft to download it. Now that I've done that, I can't access the game anymore. It says it doesn't recognize the version! All the other problems on top of this and the game is a waste of time. Try to find the customer support FAQ that addresses this and you'll win the prize. Try to contact a person, and well you must work there.Greg Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Badly written chick-lit Review: A new genre of detective fiction, recently much in evidence. Young, beautiful, brilliant, plucky etc. etc. heroine, solves mystery and gets her man! And is supermom besides, with adorable twins (what else?) one of each, and a de rigeur dysfunctional family, but all cardboard cutouts. On the plus side, I did think she had glimmerings of a good book in there somewhere - I might pick up her 5th or 6th to see if her talent, and she seems to have some, has matured. Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Fans of the 'old' Koontz, do not bother with this book!!! Review: Where is the old Dean Koontz? This book is really weak compared to his earlier works. It is really slow, and takes forever to develop a weak story line. I found myself not caring what hapenned to any of the charactures, tough to get through when you have a 600 page book! I am not good at giving up on a book and struggled through to the end hoping that it would have some merit. Sadly it does not. The last 100 pages or so finally ties together the sub-plots but even then just does not make exciting reading.I really feel that this time he has taken the 'dog' theme way to far. In this book a special relationship between an Alien boy and a stray dog is just plain silly.All in all, a 1* story that could have been written by a high school student. Come on Dean, we know you can do better!!! Is the review positive or negative?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Being an Individual Review: This is a great book about the value of being different and also being true to yourself. It's a gently delivered early lesson for children. Is the review positive or negative?
