Poor idle on my Vulcan 1500. Troubleshooting in the book suggested an air filter or spark plugs problem. The air filter wasn't letting light passing. One spark plug was wet. I changed the air filter and the spark plugs and my Vulcan is now starting at 0 degred C without the choke.

I had no idea how to change the clutch oil. I found it very easily with the book.

Within a few minutes, the $40 paid for the book was back in my pocket.

For $7.99 including shipping from USA to Canada, I wasn't scared to loose my money.

The case fits very well even if the on/off button is a little big harder to use. The screen protector helps when outside, I didn't see any difference when touching the screen and didn't notice a loss on the image quality. The pen is interesting because it is more precise with it than with my fingers.

Shipped from USA to Canada within 2 weeks.

I would certainly buy this stuff again and from the seller.

I'd say Demon's souls is an interesting game to play. Absolutly not a master piece like a lot a people pretend.

A friend has enhoyed this game so much that he almost slept with it for the last six months. Lent it to me against my Assassin's Creed 2.

Here are a few points that are very important to consider in the evaluation.

After 3 hours, I am still at the beginning; I die, I restart; I die, I restart... Even after 30 minutes of progress, I must restart at the beginning if I die. I am usually not so bad in fighting...

Controls react a few seconds too late when I try to escape an attack. All I can do is to hit or step back (or aside); I can't jump, etc. One doesn't look like a Ninja while escaping I promise.

If I loose all my health before dying, then I have no health when I restart (again) to go through the battle.

A few collision bugs where you can't see the enemy.

Mostly, being able to save our progression anytime and the opportunity to choose the difficulty level is what is missing the most to this game.

Best 2010 game? Good for those who enjoys it.

Sorry, in my humble opinion, it doesn't even compete with God of War remade for the PS3!

This is the first baseball game ever for me.

Good scores from reviewers, so I bought it.

First of all, this game is probably the most tough game I have played so far in a "rookie" mode. Don't think to pitch and bat and score in this mode. I had to read the manual very well to learn the commands and then played a lot of hours before I can win a game. In a "normal" rookie mode, you usually do almost what you want and win; forget it with MLB 09; you have to know what is going on!

Another weird thing I found annoying is that I played my first games in the exhibition mode and have choosed the catcher view. When I started the "Road to the show", the only view available was the pitcher view. The problem is that the buttons are inversed with this view. So you practiced hours your buttons, then you found yourself pitching at the 3rd base instead of the 1st...

That's all for the negative points. The rest of the game deserve 5 stars, I found it addictive even if it has a couple of things that put my nerves on!

I'm happy having got this game, but I found myself needing patience.

I was a little sceptical at first because of some reviews. I bought it even thoug and I am absoutly stasified with this game.

Vegas 2 is better than Vegas 1 everywhere; graphics are better, controls are better, story is better. You have a very good and addictive expericence playing this game.

If you played Vegas 1, there is absolutly no reason you won't like Vegas 2. So, run to get Vegas 2.

Some fellows compared the game to Call of Duty 4 to give their notes. Of course COD4 is a better game. But we are talking a WAR shooter in COD4 but a TACTICAL shooter in Vegas 2. One cannot honnestly bases his evaluation comparing those 2 games.

The only negative point I have wih it, is that a found one bug in the program while playing and I had to delete the "Informations data" once because the game wasn't starting; minus .5 with that.

Enjoy!

I expected an interesting version of this game on my PS3, according to some reviews, but was very disappointed.

I played hockey in my youth and a few NHL PC versions, so that I have experience about what might be an interesting and logical hockey game.

The good : Very good graphics. One cannot complain about it for sure.

The bad... the rest : VERY stupid AI that makes your players escape from the action as much as possible. Our defense players turn around the opposant attackers instead of trying to hit them, our attackers trying to go back to see their goalie in their zone instead of fore-checking. The goalie can barely pass the puck to his player, etc. etc.

Hey we are talking about professionnal hockey players, not mosquitos!!

Can you imagine a car racer trying to go back at the starting line instead of accelerating forward? Can you imagine him taking the outside as much as possible when negotiating a curb? Can you imagine him to brake when another racer is trying to bypass him? That's the way NHL 08 reacts according to a logical game.

Got it last night, for sale the day after!!

I bought it to play when I am on the bus and I am very satisfied about it. The difficulty level is there for me and I'm one step above beginner. Don't expect to beat the computer if you are a beginner or a casual player. As for the puzzles, mini games, lessons, we are talking about something very very basic; nothing compared to the PC version. I give a 4 stars for the chess main game itself and I subtract one star because of the extras which are no use for me.

I got it a few hours ago and I am absolutly pleased about it.

Graphics are the best I've played on my DS Lite so far; as much outstanding as my PS3 version.

Gameplay is faithful to my PS3 version, but you have special abilities that makes the DS worth the buy; "pressure points" where you have to use your pen and touch the screen in time to control your victim, "stealing" your victim by dragging a knife precisely on the screen (this one is very easy though), etc.

I can see that some fellows don't like it and I am very surprised about it, maybe that's because they haven't played the XBOX or PS3 version. I respect their verdicts even if I do not agree.

I haven't went through the game but this DS version will certainly remain one of my best on the DS.

Since I haven't found anything against it so far, I give a 10 out of 10.

Chessmaster XI is a new painted copy of Chessmaster X. So don't buy it if you already own Chessmaster X. You'd better buy the book "How to reasses your game" by Jeremy Silman instead of this game ,if you buy it for the new section "The art of learning" which is no use.

If you are new to Chessmaster, I'd say to buy the cheapest version between Chessmaster X and Chessmaster XI, since both games are the same.

I expected a lot from this game according to the publicity and reviews. Graphics is the part that amazes the most; top nutch!! You have the feeling being right in the Middle Age. The story itself is very interesting. However, what reduces the quality of the game is that it is very repetitive. Also, controls are not appropriate sometimes for the task we want to execute. For those 2 negatives points, I cannot go further than 9/10 for this game. One must understand that it is a very good game even though, but Resistance remains my best game so far on my PS3.