I have the nVidia 3D Vision bundle for my PC. I absolutely adore it. I wear prescription glasses, and the 3D Vision glasses fit rather comfortably over them. They don't get in the way at all, and it's not a hassle to put them on to play a game in 3D. The extremely minor inconvenience of wearing some glasses (which I do every day, anyway) is totally worth being able to play my games in 3D.

Plus, absolute worst case scenario, we'll have a bunch of true 120hz TV's in the future, and that alone will be awesome.

Considering the 500 some-odd songs I have purchased in one way or another (RB1 imports, Lego RB imports, DLC) there had better be some way that I can still use these songs in one way or another in the next game.

...does this mean I might be able to use two or three SLI-enabled cards on a Crossfire board (or vice-versa) in the near future?

You said it.

"Pick up that Basketball."

"Now, put it in the basket."

"Heh, alright. You can go."

People, like me, who own the 3D vision bundle. Using it cuts your framerate in half, but with my GTX295 I still play Left 4 Dead at 60+ FPS in 3D.

I got my PS3 recently. A used 60gb. I LOVE playing my old PS2 games on it. In fact, I wouldn't have bought the thing otherwise.

Yo Dawg, we herd you liek marching into battlefields so we put Battlefield in yo March so you can march in yo battlefeild while Battlefielding in March.

The items for BFH are horribly overpriced. It's like, 5 bucks if you want a shirt that doesn't have a friggin' time limit on it.

Agreed. It's bound to have plenty of problems and HP has crappy support, based on my experiences with their systems.