A bug zapper is a specialized kitchen tool that consists of a small circular metal disk that is put in the kitchen. The disk is pressed against the food that it is to pick up, and the food is then thrown into the garbage.
Yes, this thing is a little creepy. I mean, just take a look at this image, it’s actually very cute.
I’m gonna keep saying this since it’s the first time I’ve ever used one of these, but the only reason I bought one is because I’ve been hearing a lot of horror stories about it. I’m not sure what they are but I’m going to assume that they are because of how it’s supposed to work. They were originally designed for use in hospitals and it’s supposed to be able to pick up blood and spit out the blood and spit out bits of guts.
After seeing the first couple of videos on YouTube, I was ready to cancel. But I kept reading over my Amazon reviews and the number of reviews on Amazon was much higher than reviews on the game itself. What I found out is that the game’s game reviews are the ones that people tend to rate the most. Amazon has a lot of people who seem to have a bad attitude about the game because they are afraid of the game.
To be fair, Amazon does have a lot of people who give terrible reviews and the game. They are a very powerful voice in the game review industry, and it is very easy to see how they can skew the way that reviews are written.
On the other hand, Amazon has this one guy who I believe is a “game critic” himself. The guy has a great knowledge of the game and a lot of knowledge about how to write a good review. Like I said, his reviews are not horrible, but they just don’t seem to reflect the game as well as the consumer reviews. They’re just terrible in a way.
The two reviews I did go with are good examples of how consumer reviews can be skewed. Both reviews were written about the game, but both of them were written by people who weren’t consumers, so they don’t reflect the game as well as the consumer reviews.
I think it can be difficult for a reviewer to accurately represent the customer experience with a game that he/she played. Some games have a bad habit of only giving positive feedback when consumers have negative experiences with them. For example, the game may be rated a 10, but a user may have a bad experience with it, so the game’s review should be a 3 or 4.
It’s not that easy. The game was written by someone who was a consumer, so her reviews can only be a 9 or a 6. That means she didnt know about the game or how to play it.
Well obviously, what a reviewer knows about a game is usually not the same thing as how that game is being played, so it’s really not surprising to see consumer reviews that can only give positive ratings when a gamer is having a bad experience.
