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32 of 33 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
No Technical Problems Here, But Title is Still Underwhelming,
By Sunnyside "Sunnyside" (Astoria, NY United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Math Advantage 2004 (CD-ROM)
You know how a lot of games out there are just recycled stuff from the 8-bit days, only with better graphics? This software would have been quite adequate back in the 8-bit days, but in the 21st Century it adds absolutely nothing new to the experience...it's straightforward, which may sound like a postitive characteristic, but so is one of them dry, old texts still in circulation in our run-down inner-city public schools...the games are fairly interesting, but the remaining little bit of "multimedia" is disappointing, nothing imaginative at all...generally speaking, I do not recommend this product -- it's worth only $15 at most. One last note: I have not had any technical difficulties on my WinXP Home laptop. The installation was a little strange (each subject [i.e., algebra, trig, etc.] had to be installed separately), but so far ("so far" because I don't know how much of this boredom I can take -- again, it's just slightly better than rummaging through a textbook and workbook on your own) everything runs fine, if not interestingly so...I do hope they think out of the box for next year's edition: due to a lack of space, I can't go into details, but there is a much better, more interesting, and ultimately much more enlightening way of presenting and teaching mathematics than this, which seems like a straightforward "port" out of some textbook, almost like the kind of generic, unimaginative, half-baked stuff one might find on a CD included in some texts these days, to cash in on the "multimedia 'bug'"....
24 of 24 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Math Advantage 2004,
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This review is from: Math Advantage 2004 (CD-ROM)
I wholeheartedly recommend that users with Windows XP DO NOT PURCHASE THIS SOFTWARE. It doesn't work on my Windows XP system. Their tech support is woefully inadequate, and their customer service poor. Encore is just selling junk!Here's a follow up to my original review: Encore's Tech Support finally replied to my week-old tech support request concerning the fact that not one of the CDs would run on my computer, but only after I left a relatively nasty email with their sales department. Unbelievable as it sounds, they are telling me that I must modify my Window's virtual memory (cache) file size every time I use their software. Now, virtual memory is automaticaly set by Windows for best performance, usually at 1.5 to 2x the amount of physical RAM. In other words, if you have 128 MB of RAM, your Windows OS will set virtual memory at 256 MB. I personally have 1 GB of RAM, so Windows sets virtual memory to 1536 MB. I have great performance with this setting. Anything less and I lose performance because Windows spends a lot of time swapping code from RAM to disk. As I said earlier, Encore recommends that I change the virtual memory setting each time I want to use Math Advantage 2004 (which, by the way, requires a reboot of my computer). Isn't it obvious to Encore that end-users might not want their kids to be mucking about in system settings.
14 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
$40 + junk = angry customer,
By A Customer
This review is from: Math Advantage 2004 (CD-ROM)
This is a faulty and buggy piece of software. It will not run on my PC (XP Home)without me changing my Virtual Memory from 1000 mb to 200 mb...what an absurdity! The developer offers no solution other than to change my VM everytime I want to use their software.Well, forget it. They're not the only game in town.
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