keviny01

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Helpful votes received on reviews: 93% (3,458 of 3,720)

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Here's looking at you, kid... Rosebud!... His eyes! What have you done to his eyes?!... Open the pod bay door, Hal... I'll give him offer he can't refuse... They have five hundred years of peace and what did that produce? The cuckoo clock!... My mother, uh, what's the phrase, isn't quite herself today... I've got a bad feeling about this... Gentlemen, you can't fight in here; this is the… Read more

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Top Reviewer Ranking: 6,622 - Total Helpful Votes: 3458 of 3720

Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim by Bethesda	5 of 7 people found the following review helpful: A few changes I like, but quite a few that make me go "meh..." ( video review), November 13, 2011 Even though Oblivion built a very strong foundation for the Elder Scrolls series, Bethesda Softworks felt the need to introduce what I think is a pretty substantial overhaul to the gameplay in their latest, massive single-player fantasy role-playing game, Skyrim. What I think are the good changes: - Two-handed combat is beautifully executed in Skyrim. It is a bit tricky to set left- and right-hand actions, but combat now has a whole new dimension. You can wield two melee weapons, or have one hand cast spells and one hand hold a sword, or two hands cast spells. You can attack or cast spells with both hands simultaneously. You can bash attack with a shield (hold down… Read more

Might & Magic Heroes VI by Ubisoft	126 of 145 people found the following review helpful: Mild improvement overall from Heroes V, map editor included (and let me clear up what's online and offline), October 13, 2011 The appeal of the "Heroes of Might and Magic" (HOMM) series of games is the unique blending of role-playing and strategy that effectively offers some of the best aspects of both genres. HOMM1 came out in 1995 and became an instant classic. And now, with a slight name change, the sixth installment "Heroes VI" is released, retaining the turn-based fantasy experience while adding a few notable changes to the underlying gameplay. One of the major changes is that all heroes and creatures now have separate might and magic stats, such as might attack, magic attack, might defense, magic defense, and so on. In older HOMM games, they had only one set of stats that applied to melee… Read more

The China Question [Blu-ray] Blu-ray ~ Brook Silva-Braga	2 of 2 people found the following review helpful: Review of the Blu-ray edition, October 8, 2011 This 90-minute film visits a few Chinese manufacturers and interviews several Americans and Chinese to obtain a diverse collection of insightful opinions on the current economic cold war between the US and China. It veers off course a bit and spends more time than necessary, in my opinion, to discuss China's human rights issues, but the information presented is fascinating nonetheless. The film first aired on CNBC in June this year and is one of the better and more in-depth documentaries on the subject. Buyers should beware that this Blu-ray disc from Earthchild Production is a burned disc in BD-R format. Not all players can play BD-R discs, so check your manual. The 1080p… Read more