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Location: United KingdomMember since: 15 Jun, 2008

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    good communication, kind seller, quick delivery, safely packed, thank you so much :)
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    Great item, as described, really pleased, thanks A++
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    Fantastic eBayer. Great communication and quick delivery. Thanks
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    Product was exactly as described, packed well. Works great. Thank you
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    Everything came as described! Thank you!
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    Excellent seller, Highly recommended. Perfect.
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31 Dec, 2009
Excellent!!!
After much waiting I finally received my multi-region Blu-Ray player today. I live in the UK so I had to wait slightly longer. Was it worth all this wait? Pretty much. Everything is well packaged. A couple of user guides including how to use the multi-region part of the player are all there. The main guide is fairly simple to follow although I still found it a bit of trial and error trying to find out how to sort out contrast, resolution and sharpness. As you can imagine there are so many menus more often than not you find yourself accidently going back to the setup menu when you want the disc menu. As I'm atill getting used to the player I'm not yet sure whether the player is supposed to load the movie straight away, whether there's actually a menu screen to get through. You can allow the menu to pop up while you watch the film although I'm not sure it's really necessary. The player was successful in playing everything I gave it. Full screen 4:3 had to be adjusted as I'm not using an HD TV (yet) but it played Region 1, Region 2, Blu-ray Region B as well as an audios CDs absolutely fine. Using the player to play DVDs or Blu-ray discs from another region is easy. Perhaps if I have to find fault is that the connections don't allow much freedom to install or plug into the player existing DVD speakers for sounf quality. The main socket is also way too big. But apart from that it works great!
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04 Jun, 2009
Instruments of Great Difficulty Starring Young Indy
Well this is a difficult game to get hold of! I live in the UK and had to buy it from America (and fast delivery might I add) because the game was never released in Europe. In Europe trying to find the game is a Holy Grail treasure hunt even Dr. Jones would be envious of. I wonder why considering anything with the Indiana Jones label is bound to sell trucks of games. Having said that I'm as surprised as many that they made a game of the Young Indiana Jones TV show. I mean it wasn't exactly as action packed or as exciting as the films but that hasn't stopped the developers from giving it a try. At times you wonder whether they've actually watched the show. Young Indy fought in the war, met historical figures and fell in love with everything from women to saxaphones. Here he's leaping around like older Indy collecting artifacts as part of the Secret Service. Okay, hands up there was one story where he looked for a valuable artifact and he was known for working for the Secret Service but the game seems stuck between the style of the TV show and the films. Indy has the option of using his gun to shoot at the bad guys but this seems pointless since first of all most enemies are animals that fly or sting and second the whip is so good it almost makes you forgive the game shortcomings. Unlike in previous Indy games where our hero just whips straight and that's it in this game the whip wiggles and shows actual gravity. You need to build up momentum in order to hit enemies with it and works really well on most villians. The graphics/sound and okay but from a game released in 1994 you kind of expect slightly better. The graphics in particular at times look 1992. You can choose any stage you wish to play although it's worth noting some stages are more difficult than others and every stage is difficult! This is really what hurts an otherwise okayish game. It is way too hard! Flying bats hurt Indy, cog wheels send him to his death, spikes are normally everywhere and he even gets hit by lightning?! Completing one mission is a task in itself. In all Instruments of Chaos is moderately entertaining but the high difficulty level just ruins it and undermines the stuff that works like the whip. Poor Indy. He might not want take this game to that warehouse from Raiders of the Lost Ark.
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