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Jan 13, 2016
Nice, but a wicked price
I don't know how you can call a pick "lite" when it's twice as thick as a standard medium pick. However, as an extra heavy pick, it's very nice, and even kind of pretty. But it's exceptionally expensive, even for an extra heavy. So although I can't really say it's not a good product - it is! - for what it delivers, it should cost about 1/6th as much, or even less in quantity.
Mar 30, 2016
The music that helped make this movie great
This soundtrack is one of those that just haunts you - perhaps not always consciously, but swaying like wind chimes in the back of your mind. It's got that mysterious, enchanting quality that was so evident in the Danny Elfman soundtrack for "Edward Scissorhands", which it somewhat resembles: they both feature boys' choirs as well as sweet, delicate orchestration that can turn on a dime and become blustering and powerful. My only regret is that so many of the tracks are so short, as can easily happen with movie soundtracks. If you can handle your magic a little at a time, it's no problem. Very nice sound quality, too.
Mar 30, 2016
More about cards than hidden objects
The game is more about a variation on solitaire than about finding hidden objects. It would have been helpful if the title had contained anything about cards, solitaire or something, but no. The hidden objects screens, when they do occasionally appear, are somewhat simplistic and easy. The game was probably decent in its time, but it's showing its age now. I can understand why this was the only SpinTop game I found that had not been bought and/or distributed by PopCap in their heyday. PopCap may have thought it was too primative or too boring. I suggest sticking with the other SpinTop games that were adopted by PopCap - they're much better.