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Get the camera position and stability you need for your digital footage with this compact tripod that features 9 flexible aluminum and thermoplastic elastomer leg segments and a double-lock quick-release system for easy positioning.
 
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1 out of 5
1
Lost a part
on August 10, 2011
Posted by: bob4747
from Seattle, WA
This pod is a nice idea but the part that you screw into the camera fit poorly on the camera, fit poorly in the pod, and fell off and got lost within minutes of stowing the first time I used it in the field.
Best Buy was great about taking the return. Since I lost the part that fell off, upon return it was incomplete and they didn't really have to take it back at all.
What's great about it: It was in stock
What's not so great: It ain't no gorilla pod
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
 
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SynopsisFrom the fateful day when he survived the Killing Curse and received his scar to the face-off with You-Know-Who in the Tri-Wizard Tournament, to the harrowing battle atop the Astronomy Tower, the life of Harry Potter has been an extraordinary one ~ even for a wizard. And you've been there for every spell, every potion, every secret and every dark twist. Now, travel with Harry on his quest to discover and destroy Voldemort's Horcruxes ~ and face his ultimate destiny on an epic adventure to defeat the enemy who has haunted him, and the entire world, from the very beginning. Travel beyond the passageways of Hogwarts and into winding city streets, the isolated wilderness and wizarding locations of legend as you become the Boy Who Lived on the journey that's the beginning of the end. Will he go down in history as the man who saved the wizarding world ~ or the boy who became Voldemort's ultimate kill?Apparate into the wizarding world for the most challenging adventure yet in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1: The Videogame. A terrifying and powerful combination of Death Eaters, Snatchers and Dementors is fighting to stop your quest ~ and will stop at nothing to see that the Boy Who Lived ceases to exist. This time, you have more power than ever to defeat these dark foes, with the ability to mix potent potions, unleash cunning curses and even utilize trees, tables and other everyday objects as weapons. Don the Invisibility Cloak, choke down Polyjuice Potion and employ the power of Peruvian Instant Darkness Powder as you battle evil forces and sneak through eerie environments on a quest to find and destroy the Horcruxes of Tom Riddle. Experience the innovation and the total immersion of an HD-enhancing game engine that works with your system to deliver visceral action and stunning graphics. Wizarding landmarks have never been so vivid, the challenge has never been more dangerous and the action has never felt more real. As the seventh year draws to a close, the hunt begins ~ and the real struggle is only starting.
 
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4 out of 5
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Good Kinect play, good storyline action
on January 15, 2011
Posted by: bob4747
from Seattle, WA
Kinect play in a series of challenge vignettes is a lot of fun and can be played in 2-person mode with a friend. Learning the different spells is fun & a little challenging. Form counts - if my form is off the spell might not work.
I would buy this game for the Kinect play alone. It will help if you have a friend you can play with from time to time, as the fun you can have with two really helps to draw out the game play.
In the main game, the storyline action is my favorite part. I like being able to walk around and learn about things in the game world. I'm glad there are a lot of things you can do that don't involve controller-based shooting. It helps to have a friend (in my case, my son) who can take the controls when it's time to shoot at things; I'd rather go get coffee and re-engage when it's back to cut-scene or exploration mode.
This is the first videogame I've ever used for non-Kinect play and I must admit I really do not care for gaming controllers in action games. My son tells me that the controller usability is not as good in this game as it is in Assassin's Creed (the only non-Kinect title we have).
What's great about it: Kinect play
What's not so great: Controller-based shoot-em play
I would recommend this to a friend!
+14points
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Individual sports soccer Beach volleyball Bowling, table tennis, Track and field,l and boxing - with many challenges for each experiencence
 
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5 out of 5
5
Engaging and fun for 2+ players
on November 27, 2010
Posted by: bob4747
from Seattle, WA
This is a blast to play with 2 players side-by-side, with players online, and with multiple players taking turns. All kinds of fitness levels - bowling is pretty laid-back, table tennis works your arms a bit, soccer is great fun, track + field will kick your butt!
All the games are pretty much technically accurate: bowling gives you the same lanes and scoring you get in real life, soccer follows the basic pass-pass-shoot and goal-kick/corner-kick rules, etc. No on-field magic pellets or hazards to mess with a good, clean game-like experience.
Side-by-side play is a little tight in a 6-7 foot wide space but works fine; the recommended space is more, and I think 10 feet wide would be a better 2-person play space.
Online play is a blast too. The system does a decent job of matching experience levels, especially when a lot of people are online.
The see-your-video and share-your-video features are pretty cool. This is definitely a game that will make you look active and good on camera!
It'd be nice if I could dress my avatar in my team colors. The game picks what you wear from its own uniform wardrobes. Maybe later someone will add real teams' outfits to the Xbox marketplace...
What's great about it: Great multiplayer, side-by-side, and online play
What's not so great: Your avatar doesn't get to wear what you choose
I would recommend this to a friend!
+10points
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