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22 May 2019
You Get What You Pay For
1 of 1 found this helpful I got this because of the price to serve as a backup while I recharge my higher priced Bluetooth receiver. This Bluetooth receiver is great for the price but the sound quality is sorely lacking. I compared it with my Aluratek Bluetooth receiver that can also transmit and there’s just no comparison in sound quality. The Mpow sounds muffled as it lacks the high end (treble). The bass is ok but there is no definition to it. It sounds muffled. Overall, you get a low definition sound quality. But for the price it will suffice for those not particular about the sound quality. I tested this device on a home stereo that consists of an Onkyo receiver, Denon premium speakers and Velodyne subwoofer. If you’re particular about sound quality, I would go with the Aluratek.
29 May 2010
Stick With The Regular Version
0 of 1 found this helpful The Special Edition only has the cardboard box over the regular version. The soundtrack is not included as a CD. You have to download it and you can use any code from the regular version to unlock it. The Assassin Outfit can be onlocked the same way. I feel so ripped off. Please note that this is not a review of the game in itself. The game itself is spectacular. It's the Special Edition that is a rip-off.
07 May 2010
Disappointing
2 of 4 found this helpful I was really disappointed in this game, Fable II. After reading all the rave reviews I wanted to play it. I give this a one star to counter all the high excellent reviews that it garnered which it does not deserve.
First, the gameplay, where it matters most, is not great. There are a lot of fetch quests involved. If you like this kind of thing, then by all means. The combat is very boring. Even the shooting aspects is not satisfying. When you shoot you don't even have to aim. Just press the action button and an enemy is shot down. Even in this aspect you can find yourself stuck and unable to aim your gun or bow at the enemy and get cheaply attacked. The combat is so poorly done that other games such as Prince of Persia or Oblivion will make this game look amateur. I really liked those other games because the gameplay aspects were all there.
The graphics in this game also looks rather strange. The characters remind me of marionettes without the strings. They just don't cut it in this generation of consoles. I have seen better character animation in some Playstation 2 games. The environments are cookie cutter and look like coloring book type work. They simply highlight objects or NPC's and you go close to them to them and press your action button to interact. The cutscenes are nicely done but then the visuals used are the same marionette characters and coloring book style graphics. I wasn't impressed with the visuals in this game.
The story is well done though. But if you remove all the fetch quests, you are left with a simple story about a man who seeks revenge on the villain who killed his sister. That's the gist of the story. They flesh it out with all these silly fetch quests.
Another thing that had me wanting the game is the dog that is supposed to accompany you on your journey. They did not use the dog very well in this game. He's just there to point out little useless treasures to you. Once in a while you have to give him encouragements through a button pressing scheme where you choose soothe or one other option. Other than that the dog really serves no purpose but to decorate the scene. The illusion of having a dog along with you was very weak. You should check out Fallout 3's dog which is quite well done. The only problem with their dog, Dogmeat, is that he is not very durable and will die from attacking an enemy.
As far as length this game is very short and can run from four to six hours depending on your willingness to go on these fetch quests. You do the fetch quests to earn gold coins which enable you to get things like the music box which you will need to continue the game. Other fetch quests are just inane.
As far as replayability, this game can be played over to see what happens if you choose a different approach such as being evil instead of good. Fallout 3 did a good job of using this aspect but Fable II did not. You don't end up caring about the character like in Fallout 3. In Fable II you are left with amateur charactre development. For example, you start out as a child and you do these mini quests. This stage of the game is very short so it does not really develop the character. They did not take advantage of this opportunity to develop the little things about why a hero is the way he is. Sure they allowed you to decide whether to do good or bad but they seemed very poorly implemented.
If you are looking for this type of game, you would do better to choose Oblivion or Fallout 3. They are simply the real deal.