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17 févr. 2017
Probably the best phone out there for the price
0 personnes sur 1 ont jugé cet avis utile. The ZTE axon 7 mini is probably the best phone in its price range, as of the writing of this review. It's sleek, comfortable to hold, has impressive battery life, and the camera app that came pre installed is one of the closest to a complete DSLR experience I've seen in a smartphone.
For the fact that it will soon be adapting the Android 7.0 platform, and the fact that it costs only about $300, the Axon 7 Mini makes it very difficult to find a new unlocked phone that does what it does for as low a price.
25 sept. 2012
For a media player/browser, this is very clearly one of the nicest out here
The media player itself is very intuitive and smooth, with the user interface being very responsive. The overall take I have with this electronic is that it works well enough for everything it is able to do, and does a fine job containing it in such a nice metal casing.
23 avr. 2014
For the small set-up and learning curves, this game is perfect for all ages
1 personnes sur 1 ont jugé cet avis utile. Lego Minotaurus is one in a small series of Lego-based board games released by Lego a few years back. Board games from Lego typically use a rubber-sided d6 with removable/replaceable sides with the rest of the game being made almost entirely of Lego pieces. This game follows that suit, as it includes the Lego d6 die as well as a nice large green base, a plethora of Lego pieces, and micro pieces of each player's characters.
The point of the game is to maneuver each of your three game pieces from your home base to the center base of your corresponding color in as fast a time as possible. Typical gameplay will have each player rolling the d6 once, moving that many spaces (or obeying the rule of the side they roll) and then passing the die to the person to their left. Each turn that player can really only move one of their pieces, so it takes a while to move everyone towards the middle.
The challenge in the game, you might ask? Along with movable gray walls and bright green hedges that can't be crossed, you have the Minotaur. If you roll the black space of the d6, you have the option to move the Minotaur 8 spaces from its base in the middle. If and when it comes in contact with another player, that player's piece is returned to the home base, and the Minotaur returns to the middle.
This game gets really crazy when you play by the rules set by the players and not by the manual. I play it so that whenever someone reaches the middle base, they can swap out any side of the d6 with a separate color block that they can set their own rule to; for example, you can replace the "2" side with a green tile that lets you move another player's piece up to 3 spaces, etc.
With the amount of creativity and expression you can put into this game, it becomes a riot quickly, and soon enough a party favorite. This game definitely is one I would recommend. Whether you're 8 or 85, you will love this game.