Go to Megaton. There are a few signs along the path pointing toward it.

The best thing, though, about Fallout 3 is that you can go anywhere you like after you leave the vault. Sure, the main story is to find out what's going on with your dad, but you don't have to follow that story. You could just go off in your own direction and have dozens of hours of fun before you even touch the main quest.

Ehh, next week shops will probably see another shipment and you'll have no problem getting it.

Or you could just get it from Amazon and have a sure bet:

http://www.amazon.com/LittleBigPlanet-Playstation-3/dp/B001IVXI7C/ref=sr_tr_1?ie=UTF8&s=videogames&qid=1225424289&sr=8-1

there is one major difference between LittleBigPlanet and I Wanna Be The Guy:

LittleBigPlanet is fun

Your logic might be the best way to go. Even though LBP ships with some pretty good levels, and half the fun of the game is building them yourself, the game will probably have some really exceptional content by the time Christmas rolls by. Fallout 3 is all there from the beginning.

You'll have a great time with both, though. It's just a matter of personal preference.

The space suit costume will be given to anyone who plays the game during the first week of release (next week now).

Not sure about the other pre-order costumes, though. I'd imagine Sony might offer them some time in the future.

Unfortunately, Sony doesn't ship HDMI cables with PS3s. Sorta sucks, but it's not a deal breaker.

As for what HDMI cable to buy: Get the cheapest one possible. There is absolutely no difference in quality between a $90 Monster brand HDMI cable and a $3 no-name cable manufactured in the back alley of some Chinese electronics shop.

HDMI carries a digital signal. It is either on, or it is off. There's no such thing as signal loss on HDMI as there could possibly be on an analog cable such as composite or component. If the cable works, it is working at 100% and you are getting the best picture possible over HDMI. The only bad thing that could happen with an HDMI cable would be if it didn't work. You will not get a degraded signal over HDMI, the signal will simply not show up at all.

Don't let anybody tell you anything otherwise, because they are either lying or delusional (or both!) that a $90 HDMI cable puts out a better signal than a $3 one. All this stuff about oxygen-free cable, xenon wrapping, "pure" copper, gold connectors...none of that matters on HDMI. You will get the same exact picture on your set no matter what HDMI cable you use.