Good questions. All I can really say is that most of your answers are at this link.

http://dragonage.bioware.com/awakening/faq/

Well, first of all, just remember that the PS3 is 802.11g. Secondly, I've heard many who stand by the D-link gaming router. I personally never had issues with the Linksys models, so I'd have to go with the LinksysWireless-N GigabitRouter.

As I read different posts about owners of 60 Gb models crashing, I can't help but notice that most of them are after the H.D.D. (Hard Disk Drive) was upgraded/replaced.

Could it be a coincidence?

Oh, so there is no way for me to enchance the text without a HD TV?

txr302

Great seller, but not the best.

While I know it is tempting to go for a 720p right now since most of the games are in currently 720p, most doesn't mean all. There are a few games that are 1080p. Not to mentioin that more games will be in 1080p. Not to mention the fact that you may be watching blu-ray movies with your PS3 and you'll love watching them in full 1080p rather than just 720p.

I recommend waiting a bit longer and getting a full 1080p. You won't regret it.

I've heard that WKC was a bit on the easy side as well. FFXIII isn't that hard, but has a bit of a learning curve for it's new set-up.

While there are things that I'd have done different, it's still a fun game (except for Eidelon battles).

I just got FF XIII last night, and during the opening sequence, I kept thinking that it reminded me of Pandora (minus some forestation) in Avatar. I know that's very unlikely, but I know I'm not the only one who thought it.

Well, aren't you a bossy so-and-so.

Stories in games are what separate (J)RPGS, from online shooters, sports / racing games.You really think GoW (1-3) would have been as popular if he didn't have a mission? How long can you stand there and kill what ever comes your way? People like to know the basics (who, what where when why, and how) of a situation / game / movie.

Story is what separtates movies / t.v shows from documentaries.