so little checkpoints(WHO CARES)
357202
so this game has very few checkpoints and you cant save the game, you must complete the level in order to save it. SO, who cares. the outstanding graphics and sound makes up for most, especially the gameplay. I shoot and reload sometimes just to hear the amazing sound effects, very realistic. This is probibly equal to COD2(call of duty 2) both fun and exciting. Also in COD2 if you haven't noticed, you don't get to save your gameplay you must beat the level, and there are only a few more checkpoints then in BLACK. so there of equal matters. this game is loads of fun.

for the previous reviewer, there are plenty of weapons- you just have to find them :}

if you enjoy playing halo-1,2 and COD-1,2 get this, or at least rent it.
3792927
It is pretty much worthless.
It will announce that you need to turn left in one mile, 1/2 mile, 1/4 mile, 500 feet ect but it never announces the name of any streets. another example is 'exit highway in ___", or "stay left at next exit" that fine and dandy if you want to look at the screen and read what road they are referring to. There is absolutely no options in any of the setting that will change it to announce the street names.
And good luck trying to get it to work with windows 10.
I have had no luck finding any free upgrade software to install and even once I do then I will have to figure out how Im going to get the Windows CE platform to be recognized by my Windows 10 OS.
Good luck if you buy it and don't say I did not warn you if you do.
3988927
It sometimes takes me the long way even though my shortcuts are on named and paved roads. When plugged in the car, it always goes on automatically. I wish it would only go on when I turn it on. And it always insists that I agree to drive carefully or whatever, before I can enter a destination. It's patronizing! I don't need their advice on travel safety. I've been driving for 68 years!
493836
I purchased this belt due always beeping though checkpoints.  I wore this belt yesterday going though a checkpoint and walked right through with no alerts.  Serves my need and purpose. I purchased the size M, I'm a 33-34 waist and cut at least 2 inches with a lot more room to spare.  As others mentioned, if cutting the belt, just burn the clean cut burn to seal from fraying.
688484
Compared with Navionics chips, I found these maps falling short of detail, including navigation details and depth contours.  Likewise, no updates are planned for these maps.  Other options might be preferable
120194
Not completely updated.  Still missing some roads that had been around for four or five years.  More recent points of interest info.
419707
Poor excuse for a Road Atlas to take on a trip.  Give it to your kids to play with.
Few secondary roads. If you travel only via interstates then maybe this will be OK for you.
I guess I was expecting too much from a reduced size atlas. Reduced size means reduced data.
Now I have to go back and buy the real one which is larger but more complete and useful.
4667556
I use one stop only, the lowest one, enough for my vision
4662532
On expressways it is great to see what the exit really looks like.  It rapidly recalculates without the annoying "recalculating". There are many ways to find places and addresses.
3547929
I had the old Garmin 205, lasted for 7 years and then finally died.  I love this smaller size for me (tiny wrists!) but I do miss the quick glance on a single screen where I can see 4 areas (miles, time, current pace, avg pace).  With this, I can get two on a single screen and scroll to get the other two.  Call me lazy, but after 7 years of my 4 view, change is hard! :-)  Outside of that, it is great.
110529
does not stop at all the locations advertised. I can only get it to stop at two places really. maybe user error though.
1684922
Love this, but it should come with 3 or 4 exits instead of just the 2 add on pieces that you see in the front of the picture attached to the station.  It's so much fun, but I'm and engineer and the only adult that seems to be able to make this work with the track in a zillion fun ways without blocking an entry/exit or creating a one-way loop. (We have the bridge set and add-on track as well)
525347
I dislike guidebooks like this. They are essentially "what to see along the road when driving" especially here, where it covers a small section of Translyvania and then moves on to the next such area. Therefore, it's only value for people who aren't driving is to look up specific towns or villages whose names you already know, no for some basic maps of key places. I dislike the organization, where what there is to see in a town is at the end of the section on that town,

This would benefit from suggested itineraries for different modes of travel and some type of list of "bests" by type, e.g., castles.
1562120
This memory card can only save up to 15 blocks witch is not bad for most Play Station games but beware if you have lots of sport games your probably going to have to get about 6 of these things because 1 season of maddan takes up nearly all 15 blocks. I purchased my PS1 December 27th 2002 because I wanted a system with a huge selection of racing games because I like cars and trucks so much. The racing games I own are Gran Turismo 2, Deatruction Derby 2, and Test Drive 5. Destruction Derby 2 and Test Drive 5 only take up 1 block per save. Gran Turismo 2 is one of those games that gets on your damn nerves with saves because it uses 4 blocks of memory to save one car off of simulation mode and to save a replay you need to use up to 15 blocks! Do you have any idea how flustrating it is when the most purchased cars you get to save on a memory card is 3. I bought a Dodge Viper GTS, a 1969 Camaro Z28, a 1963 Corvette, and a Shelby series one that cost 100,000 dallors and I could not save all of them. what really pisses me of is that I didn't find out how much the card can save before I spent all my precious time racing for 2 hours.
1188198
Bought this unit to use in our travel trailer, as I assumed the RV-special features would keep us on the best roads.  Not so!  In just two weeks of use, this thing has told me to "leave the road" twice, and taken me to a gas station that hasn't been a gas station in years.  The first time I used it, I was in a familiar area, and if I hadn't known that the GPS was trying to take me down horse path (literally) I'd have been in trouble. I'm pretty disappointed at the accuracy, and the database is just 'so-so'.  And, it took 14 hours to "update" the database from my USB on my computer, which I did right out of the box.  May have been my PC (I don't think so), but that big of an update made me think it'd be accurate in terms of closed facilities and road accesses.  It's not.

The feature that I do like is having rest stops, truck stops and available bathroom stops at the touch of a button (even if they're not terribly accurate), so we're going to keep the thing, rather than return it.

I now run both this mediocre thing AND my Google Maps navigation on the smartphone at the same time, 'cause I don't completely trust the Garmin, but Maps doesn't have the one-touch access for stopping points.  Wish there was one unit that did everything we wanted... hard to believe in this age of technology that there isn't... :-(
764130
Positive Feedback
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- Good accuracy, and recalculates the route very fast.

Negative Feedback
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- Doesn't speak the street name. Several times, I have lost my way due to this.
- Never shows U-turn. Makes the route complicated with multiple left turns.
- Hangs at several times.
3650860
They don't go as far as advertised. Maybe a mile or two at the most.