That was sick.

Project Natal looks incredibly interesting, to say the least.

I tried doing the towel trick once again - 2 weeks ago. My xbox has been going strong, not a single crash or freeze-up. I've probably played some 10-15 hours or so on it, so I'm quite happy

This is going to be a semi-quick review of the mouse:

Comfot: This mouse is incredibly comfortable. My previous mouse was the Razer Copperhead, so it took me a while to get used to the new shape, and now that I've done so, it's incredible. It just fits so perfectly in your hand and the grip is perfect. There's an on-the-fly DPI changer conviniently under the scroll wheel - I've never accidently pressed it. As a result, it has 2 additional buttons on the side of the mouse, being the Copperhead utilized those as the on-the-fly DPI changer (by default). The scroll wheel is perfect, it's not too hard to click, but doesn't click when you don't want it to, and scrolling has the perfect resistance.

Performance: Incredibly sensitive. I play at 4k DPI whilst in COD4 and my aim/accuracy has never been better. Even my friend who thinks gaming mice is a waste of money is thinking about purchasing this mouse due to how much he enjoyed playing with it. Outside of the game, I run at 2k DPI, 4k DPI is just more than I can get used to.

Looks: This mouse looks pretty sleek, but it's nothing truely awe-inspiring. It's a one-peice mouse, in the sense that the buttons are connected with the rest of the body, which is definitely a plus in looks, but besides that, the pulsating Razer emblem and lit scroll wheel are just the same as in the Copperhead (albeit slightly larger emblem).

Price: Very expensive, $80 retail - probably find it cheaper online.

Overall: This is an incredible mouse and most definitely worth the purchase.

Score: 10/10