@SilentAssassn87: Why would you carry two devices, when one does everything, and lasts long enough to bridge the gaps between power sockets / car cigarette lighters?

Snore.

@OCEntertainment: Haha, I see. I read that as "only in the US does Skype work over WiFi" not "in the US, Skype only works over WiFi". Stupid ambiguous English language.

@OCEntertainment: I don't know why the article says that. It works fine.

1. It does work over WiFi outside of the US.

@Will Van Halen: I don't think there's anything new about the RB3 drums over the Beatles kit other than the cosmetic changes, so if you can find the cymbals, you'll want to pick them up.

@Will Van Halen: Looks like I'm in the clear, and you can grab the RB2 Cymbals: [www.plasticaxe.com]

@Will Van Halen: RB enthusiasts, high five! I'm planning on getting the Squier Strat, and I have the Beatles kit too. When you say the RB3 Cymbals are different, surely my RB2 Cymbals will work in RB3? I mean, they work in RB2 & Beatles...

@Will Van Halen: They have released the cymbals over here [www.amazon.co.uk] but of course they'll only work with a RB2 or newer drum kit, and they never released the RB2 instruments here - so unless you've got the RB: Beatles kit, you're outta luck.

@Carlanga: I think you've missed an important point here - the social aspect of Rock Band. I never liked GH much as a single player game, and it was only when I played it with friends that I really enjoyed it. Now that I've been playing it for 4 years, I've hit that point on the difficulty curve that most of the songs…

Hah! Power gig? Realistic?

"First"? I've had a portable 2TB drive for months. Sure it's bigger, and it's eSATA + USB2.0 rather than USB3.0, but hey - 2TB!

@tim rogers: Nuh uh. Ziggurat hasn't yet escaped "vaporware" status.

Reposting (with corrections) my comment from another site:

Please note:

Wow. Those accents were painful.

@3rdshift: They already do.

Since awards are compulsory now, I assume this will be an unlockable.

@Blah8:

To the people suggesting that the with/without HDR screens are mislabeled: please note that HDR refers specifically to things that actually have a high dynamic range. Note that essentially all displays and photographs are Low Dynamic Range.