ZeroGravX

Yeah, you're not the only one who likes matching accessories. So don't feel bad. I myself replaced my chat pad with the black one. As for the charge kit, I've just been using rechargeable AA batteries with the black battery case that came with my controllers. Seem to last longer than the Microsoft rechargeable packs.

While I have no intention on getting a Kinect (just doesn't look interesting to me) I would imagine the fact that you're not sitting down holding a controller, but instead performing the motions the game requires would be enough to satiate your need for physical feedback. Yes?

Interesting, I can't try it myself because A. I deleted the save and started over already. B. I don't think I had a stealth boy. 
 
But I'm not actually bothered by the whole issue anyways. I also learned that it's better to build up your lockpicking before science. Ran into one machine to hack, while I already found a bunch of stuff I could lockpick. Better to re-roll now than later I guess. ;)

" If you're playing it on the PC just try typing in tgm in the console. "

" It's amazing that this game has brought back the need for constant saving.  We got so spoiled with autosaves that you have to wonder how many people are going to do exactly what you've done. "

Uhg, if this game wasn't so awesome I'd be pissed right now. About 3 and a half hours in, I ended up going to Primm for the quest, and I had a faction suit on (being generic here to avoid spoilers) and completely forgot about it. Walked into a building of friendlies who didn't like the faction of the suit I was wearing and blammo, instant death (at level 3 with no damage resist, not hard). Thing about it is, I had only my autosave going. I usually only save when I'm ready to call it a night. Since this was the early part of the game, I had no other saves than the autosave so of course, when I walked in the door of the place it autosaved! >.< 

I've tried running out the door, taking off the faction suit, and walking back in but that doesn't work. Oh well. It was hella fun anyways, so I don't mind starting over. At least it wasn't 10 or more hours! Honestly, by then I would have been manually saving.

Let this be a lesson to others, save often and pay attention to what you are wearing. Faction suits add a whole new aspect in the challenge department.

In addition to making a child account for them to use and locking them out of the parent account, you'll want to go through and delete all the profiles you don't want. Even though they can't create new ones, they will still be able to switch around to ones already there.

I like them both equally to tell you the truth. Now, if they could do to Super Mario 64 what they did to Super Mario Bros with New Super Mario Bros Wii, then that would truly be exciting.

No way! They are useful for transferring saves around, but if that's not needed, then worthless.