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Manufacturer Description
Beyerdynamic Headzone Home is offered as an uncompromising stand alone device for all those people who would like to enjoy the bombastic surround sound of a movie or music video late at night at home but cannot because the neighbors or their family. Using a single digital cable, the receiver or DVD player is connected to Headzone; the lightning fast, independent configuration to the correct audio mode promises limitless film enjoyment without the annoyance of navigating through menus with the remote control. Headzone Home reproduces the entire acoustic reality of speakers and room.
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Manufacturer Description
A class like the digital Beyerdynamic MMX 300 premium headset might have been unknown to gaming fans: a Hi-Fi capable professional headset derived from the private aviation and perfected for use in noisy cockpits, has been adapted to the special requirements of extended gaming sessions. The MMX 300 exceeds all expectations of ambitious gamers regarding performance, sound and comfort. Equipped with an intelligent USB converter, which provides a mute button for the condenser microphone and a volume control for quick access during the game, the headset becomes via plug & play a guarantee for maximum gaming experience. Designed for those, for whom the best is barely good enough at home or on the "on the road." The flexible headband construction allows playing for hours without fatigue; circumaural ear pads snuggle almost unnoticeably to the head of the player. This high-end headset also provides analogue connections to connect the MMX 300 to other devices to prove its qualities as a hi-fi headphone.
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Ultimate consumer headset
Superior audio compared to the Sennheiser PC350.
The PC350 is more for competitive play, focusing on speech clarity and voice recognition (read: cold, harsh audio signature) while the MMX300 is the overall better headphone (read: natural, full sound).
The MMX300 mic is slightly more noisy than the PC350 mic, but not very noticeable during play.
I own both the PC350 and MMX300. The headsets were auditioned using an ASUS Xonar D2X sound card and the Beyerdynamic USB sound card.
Forget Gaming, Great for Conference Calls / Skype
I spend 3-4 hours a day on the phone at minimum and this headset is the deal. First, it completely blocks out noise around you so you can hear clearly the other person. Doesn't matter if the guy next to you wants to run a chainsaw, you can't hear it. Second, it is comfortable. No ear pressure, super comfortable. Third, the sound is great..
The microphone is so-so quality, but very decent. I think the microphone doesn't capture a full range of sound quite as good as some of my other headsets, but then again I am talking on the phone and not performing arts.
The price is a little heavy, but the quality is there. Order it, use it for 30 minutes, and you won't even remember the cost...
Nice
Nice sound. Comfortable. Built solid. Mic is very adjustable. But still needed to get a headphone amplifier for when I want to really crank it up, rock out, etc.
Don't Bother
Let's speak bluntly: these games appeal to the same few thousand buyers who keep this genre predictably profitable. Big Biz Tycoon tries to spice up its well-worn premise by blending the traditional formula with elements of The Sims, but the result is a game that shrinks both genres.
You're placed in command of a fledgling company as you research, sell, and market products-buth this sequel adds handling tasks as mundane as decorating your offices and providing water for your employees. That's right: all the tedious aspects of The Sims, plus spreadsheets!
Running your own company in Big Biz Tycoon 2 is a real hassle. You'r a one-man dynamo, simultaneously playing the roles of CEO, CFO, and Martha Stewart as you balance budgets, hire and fire workers, delegate tasks to individual employees, and even choose between carpet and tile for your company's breakroom. If you focus only on the business aspect of the game, you'll find your employees standing around whining about the lack of air conditioning. We can understand having to deal with such minutiae in a small business, but even when your compan has grown to larger proportions, you still have to oversee every last detail of its operation.
The hassles of playing BBT 2 are worsened by its piss-poor documentation. The cursory manual and tutorial leave out many of the details on how to actually play the game, meaning you're stuck learning by trial and error-very frustrating when your business is at stake.
Other gripes include the game's mediocre 3D graphics enginge (which operates at a fixed resolution of 1024x768)and numerous bugs-I encountered everything from occasional crashes to show-stoppers that were fixed only when I started a new game.
Ultimately, Big Biz Tycoon 2's lack of polish and overemphasis on micromanagement overshadow the potential of the underlying concept.
Many Problems but a fun game
My wife and I go this and play it together. I have found several bugs in the code. For example when doing research/prodution/advertising you CAN assign multiple employees to the task. It says that the time to complete the task is reduced however after testing with 1-6 people on one project the time is not actually reduced. Keep this in mind. You can actually go pretty far by just having one employee on each project as long as their stats meet the minumum. You CAN succeed with just a few employees or you can have a slew of producers making every product available. Once you get the hang of this "Bug/flaw" you can stop wasting money and spend most of your time watching for prices to rise so you can sell and not go bankrupt. I have alot of problems with stability. If moving a chair that is used by an employee it will crash. Moving the Air conditioner outside will also cause a crash. Dont do those things and you can become a successful Biz Tycoon. I am just hoping for a patch.
Activision VALUE shouldn't be know as Activision Trying to make something. Great ideas but its missing some follow through. I agree this should have been a BETA not a final release. If the bugs can be worked out this would be a high paced game. Otherwise I would say its pretty addictive even with the bugs
Fun For Business, not for Graphics
I think this game is fun, but that is because I like tycoon games and business. Though it is fun, if you want great graphics/quality, I recommend The Sims Series. In the game:
You start out with cash (depending the level you set it to)
There are three different cities: Tokyo, Hamburg, And NYC.
They come in handy with selling your products across the globe, each city has a different layout, and I think you might be able to build offices in three different cities.
With the cash, you also start with a logo, a company name, and an office (You can choose these)
Your office is empty, and you need to furnish it. Hire employees that have attributes and claims on salaries. Research products, advertise, produce, and sell. Some products take longer to make and are more expensive than others. Sell and make profit. How much the products sell for depensd on the demand and the advertsiment. You need objects in your office because the employees have desires. Each week you have bills and they brake them down. The better the object, the more money it costs each week. You need security so opponents in business don't destroy your things or steal your technology. By the way, you have opponents. Click on their offices to see their budget, rank, ect. You can crush them or they can crush you. (Business Wise) Take out loans at the bank or invest your money.
The game is more simple than it sounds, but I would recommend it to people 10 years and older.
The game has some errors, though, and it might not work, but it could work fine. It depends on which computer you have.
You cannot control the time though. Each second is 4 minutes, and each hour is 15 seconds. The game goes for 24/7, and sometimes it can get tiring.
All together, I think it is fun. (But I still can't figure out what turnover means)