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Haven't played it yet, but I've seen a video or two, and it looks great. I'd consider buying it if I wasn't totally broke at the moment.

I have a 360 and a Wii, and I love them both for different reasons. To be honest, I play my 360 more, though; the games on the Wii tend to be more casual, and don't stay fun for as long as some of the 360 games I play like Fallout 3. I don't think you can really compare the portable systems to the consoles, as they're on two different levels. I have both the DS and PSP, and for the longest time it's been a tossup for me. I recently got my PSP homebrew enabled though, so my PSP is like multiple systems in one now.

Yeah, it's a great game. It can be really short or the longest game you'll ever play, depending on how you play it. Of course, for that reason, Broken Steel is a must have DLC, so that it's long no matter when you do the main quest.

My experiences with Logitech have varied in the past; some of their products worked great, others didn't. My Attack 3 joystick I purchased from them had issues. The price was great, so I couldn't say no, but right out of the box it had a major problem. Regardless of how I calibrated it, it tended to drift to on direction. I was able to deal with it as long as I turned the deadzone WAY up on whatever game I was playing. However, just a few days later, some of the buttons stopped responding, including the trigger! Not a good experience. Then again, I've had products of theirs that worked great. The headset I had from them worked very nicely. It all depends. If you're willing to spring for their more expensive products, they tend to work more often. Just steer clear of the cheap stuff.

If I had it on this computer, I would say Opera. I don't feel the need to have more than one browser to use though, so I just have IE. I do hate IE with a passion, but I've never had an issue with Firefox on this computer, so it hasn't been an issue.