Sentences with phrase «few gripes about»

Ninja Gaiden 3 dropped earlier this year for Xbox 360 and PS3, but there were a few gripes about the overall product.
Obviously I'm a fan, but I have a few gripes about Nintendo's practice of selling enhanced editions of these games so quickly.
I've had a few gripes about the uploading - to - B & N process, but it does work, at least on the second try.
I do have a few gripes about the book.
I have a few gripes about the vehicle, but they don't necessarily negative impact my perception overall.

Not exact matches

State and federal prosecutors often begin investigations because of consumer and whistleblower complaints, several civil and antitrust attorneys said, and gripes about rising insulin prices have been roiling the online diabetes community for the past few years.
A lot has been written in the last few days about Liverpool following their dour 0 - 0 draw with Swansea at Anfield and although a lot of it is rash, there is fairness in several gripes aimed at the club and at Kenny Dalglish and the back room staff.
Orland Park residents may like to gripe about La Grange Road traffic, but they have few other complaints about their hometown, according to the results of a community survey conducted this year.
However, as I've known Alex for a few years, it turned into a back and forth discussion with some of his gripes about interviews as well.
So I griped for few days — and then forgot all about it.
Not that the Prius faithful were overly concerned with their hybrid's shortcomings, as it seems few were griping about the Prius» hard plastic interior, brittle ride, wobbly handling, Novocain steering feel and moaning drivetrain.
And, even though I recently wrote a very favorable review about the X3 not that long ago, I have to point out that I do have a few gripes as well.
Gripes are few and essentially mirror those about previous Boxsters, which include poor rearward visibility, a mediocre standard audio system, and luggage space that is split up between two small trunks.
After talking to owners of both Mercury Villagers and Nissan Quests and putting in a week and about 450 miles on a Quest, a few fairly minor gripes did emerge.
After users in a Kindle forum griped about Maria Cruz, her entire cache of ebooks — all 51 of them — were deleted, but in the days that followed she posted a whole new set of material, mostly collections of porn pictures although there were a few traditional text - based works, too.
Fast forward a few days, I was writing up my weekly review, and griping about all the horrible typos in the Heinleins, and how I ought to have waited and seen if they were available from Baen.
However one small gripe with the combat is with the enemies, as they seem to be somewhat dumbed down for some reason and can easily be manipulated, although this can not be said about the boss battles you encounter which will give you some challenge and sometimes it might even take you out a few times before you finally manage to take it down, but this is why the Tales games combat is so appreciated because once you do something that takes some effort you feel so rewarded once you pull it off which is not always standard in today's JRPGs in my mind.
That's about as much thought as you'll need to get past any of the teamwork based puzzles... Another thing I have a small gripe with is that this game is suppose to follow the Sega Genesis game Castlevania: Bloodlines, but outside of a few of the characters (can't go into too much without spoiling the game), there's not a lot of shout outs to that game.
Gosh, you know it's been a while since I've heard any real specific griping about why in the world Dave Ramsey would promote Zander Insurance with «Four generations and 80 years experience, unparalleled commitment to service, the best products on the market, and a principled commitment to debt free strategies, are just a few reasons -LSB-...]
One of our initial gripes about the P9 was their excessive clamping force, which was extremely uncomfortable for the first few days.
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