Same as these guys, before I was running with a logitech wireless keyboard, don't know which one but pretty smooth solid service, tbh I really would recommend a wired keyboard though, but if you insist on wireless then a logitech is probably your best bet.

Out of interest does it need to be a wireless?

Minecraft, would definitely think of adding that, and all the Elder Scrolls games, though I only really liked the last three.

I'm pretty sure the recommended spec for BF4 is a GTX 660, and what, 8gb of Ram? Think I read that somewhere, so I think that BF4's gonna be a current-gen game personaly

Well personally I prefer a mouse and a keyboard (especially when using a PC specifically), but that's just my opinion. Otherwise guy above me ^^^ is mostly right getting a PS3 controller to work for your PC isn't that hard.

Switch to dota.

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APB: Reloaded

Main story? The main story completely sucked, it felt insignificant, it quickly disappeared under layers of layers of layers of quests, nobody seems to really notice the dragons have come back in the first place except for a few guards (who will also annoy the hell outta you) and when you DO manage to defeat Alduin, not only do dragons continue to attack you frequently but almost nobody notices. Guards might continue to slip mentions of earlier parts of the main quest ("You managed to trap a dragon in Dragonhold, and you let it go? Are you mad?) but mostly nobody notices, and some guards might even still make mentions of protecting keeps against dragons. Even the congratulations offered by the Blades was wholly disappointing, and you get the feeling they didn't really care about Alduin in the first place. 

However there are other stories in Skyrim apart from the main quest. You get the Skyrim Civil War, the Companions questline, the Dark Brotherhood questline, the Thieves Guild questline etc. and it's these countless more adventures and quests that makes Skyrim so much more alive and feels so much real. It breathes life into the game, making you want to forge your own story, to explore the wilderness, to have your own adventure. So yes, I sort of play Skyrim for the story.

But the main quest completely sucks.