I like the Mass Effects story, gameplay and sci-fi setting more than Oblivions respective aspects.

However Oblivion is much more openended and takes a lot longer to complete.

Basically i'd say that if you like sci-fi, good storyline and cover based gameplay then mass effect is a must have.

So the thing is that right now, whenever i use my headset, i hear other players voices through the tiiiiiny speaker in the headset, but whenever i turn the headset off i get the sound out of my speakers, and when their voices are played through my speakers i can hear what they are saying much much easier.

So anyway, the question is, where can i find the option to hear other peoples voices through my speakers instead of the crappy headset? I've tried looking everywhere i could think of.

I just got the idea for this a few minutes ago, while reading the Gears of War PC board, for those of you that don't know, the pc version have gotten a 9 from gamespot, while the original 360 game scored 9.6.

Now, people in the board are going crazy, throwing around all sorts of statements such as "gamespot is console biased" "gamespot hates pc games" "I'll never trust gamespot again" etc. etc. the usual stuff whenever a high profile game scores below 9.5 from gamespot.

Now, what i was thinking was, how about that a small feature got implented into reviews of games that are either ports or multiplatform games. This feature would pretty much be about explaining to the readers, what the reasons the reviewer have for giving the different versions, different or identical scores.

I'm sure that if this got implemented, we would avoid a lot of the smacktalking we are currently seeing in, for example, the Gears of War forum.

I don't think the Wii supports surround sound or at least not the true 5.1 dolby digital surround.kbaily

Hmm I know the Wii supportsDolby Pro Logic II, I thought that what surround sound?

I'm back in this topic with yet another question, now this will hopefully be the last one I'm going to ask.

Btw let it be known that i searched around on the net before asking in here,but couldn't find an answer.

What I would like to know is what kind of audio cable to I need to get surround sound out of my Wii? :)

Thanks for the input :)

But there's one more things I just thought of a few minutes ago, tbh I'm not sure that it even belongs in the thread seeing as this thread seems primarily about game reccomendations, but I thought it would be better thanto post a new thread everytime I might have a question.

Anyway, the question I have is, seeing as the controller is wireless, it obviously runs on batteries, now, what I would like to know is if I have to buy a charging kit for it, or do a charging kit come packed in with a Wii console box?

Hi people, figured it wouldn't hurt to post here even though I already made a few posts.

But just wanted to say hi and that I will be looking forward to discussing Wii related things with you all once I get my Wii in a few short days :)