I am excited for the game as well. Would probably go for the PC version, though.

The song that makes me want to bust a move the most is Earth Wind and Fire's Let's Groove.  

Layne Staley from Alice in Chains was one of those vocalists that can send shivers down your spine. Listen to this:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAqZb52sgpU

Definitely buy Resident Evil 7 man. Seriously, it has that horror-vibe and the game's plot is actually intriguing. Would definitely recommend.

Basically how I play games these days.xD

I am a sucker for high-quality music files. If you were to ask me if I would spend $20 for FLAC-quality audio, then I definitely will!

I like to use the Sennheiser gaming headsets. Looks promising.

I actually asked a friend of mine who still plays on a console (Playstation 4) and he said that he just wants the experience. He said that the "feel" is just different playing on a console as opposed to having it on the PC. 

Thank you for this information sir.:) I think I am going to get both of them for my setup as well.

The original female vocalist of Nightwish (I forgot her name). She has better vocals and has more of that "opera" feel to metal.

Has anyone tested Sennheiser's gaming headsets? Are they any good?

Once I tried a mechanical gaming keyboard, I never looked back. I am currently using a Razer Blackwidow X Chroma with Razer greens and they are okay. I would like to buy another mechanical gaming keyboard with the Topre switches in the future. Just waiting for them to drop down in price.

Most of my games are either free, come from giveaways, and coupons. I only going to spend money on one upcoming game and that is Tekken 7. It is going to be available this June.

I have used the G502 and I am going to say that it is not that ergonomic for people with large hands. But, I do like its functionality, especially the button that allows your scroll wheel to move freely; perfect for scrolling large volumes of texts and documents.

Well, if you buy one of those 7.1 Surround sound gaming headsets, the feature can just be unlocked using their companion software. If you want to use a discrete soundcard, I highly recommend looking into the Creative Sound Blaster series soundcards.