I just use a fairly cheap Sony Mega Bass headset, I don't remember the model number, I bought them to practice guitar when using my mini amp effects processor, they work surprisingly well for gaming also. Since I recently bought a Steam Deck though, I have been thinking about getting a pair of Bluetooth earbuds. Too bad my processor doesn't have Bluetooth, lol. But I could still use them with my PC, Steam Deck and smartphone.

The last CoD I bought was Black Ops 3, I hated it I had BO1 and 2 which were good. CoD4 MW also MW 2 and 3 which I enjoyed all of those I bought every CoD offered on the PS2 as well and loved those and was so happy with CoD4 mostly because it wasn't WWII, though I did enjoy World at War too. but also loved the original MW because the story mode was long and excellent replay value, going up a difficulty level each time. CoD4 is my favorite CoD game of all time. I will buy MW2 but if it's full of zombie crap, which I hate, if MW2 has zombies I won't buy another CoD game again. If I wanted to fight zombies I would buy a zombie game, NOT a CoD.

@thecupidstunts: Nah, I'm glad you mentioned it, I'll check it out. All those injuries were many years in the past, the first being in mid 2000 and the last in 2009 or something, so I'm good to go. lol Thanks for the heads up.

@DAOWAce: Not to mention the tendonitis or RSS which happened to me. The doctor told me not to even use my KB for at least a week and stay off GH for 4 to 6 weeks. When I asked about my real guitar he literally said, "Good Lord NO, do you want surgery and lose use of your hand for maybe 6 months?" That was one rough week. The playing of FPS did it to my right hand in 1999 when Unreal Tournament came out. Gaming can be dangerous

Just add a few hundred to it and get the Steam deck, which is what I plan to do, maybe in the 2nd Gen or after people have owned it for a while and I can see how many bugs it has and how many get solved but spending that amount of money on a B&W screen in 2022? Seriously? I guess if you collect every game made I could see it. I bought an old PSP and put EMUs for NES, SNES, N64, Sega Genesis, Dreamcast, GB, GBA PSX and more with around 350+ games with room for more and spent $110 less and can still play PSP games and 1080P movies on it as well. Why would anyone with a brain, other than the collectors I mentioned before, buy this? It doesn't make a lick of sense.

Nothing like real drinking and virtual driving eh? 🤣

@Pyrosa: I've never heard of it and no idea what kind of game it is but since you sound so enthusiastic about it I will definitely go take a look at it. Thanks for the heads up. I've been playing an excellent game I had never heard of before signing up for Xbox live for PC, but The Ascent (Released 7/29/2021) is an extremely good game if you don't mind a 3rd person shooter, open world, sometimes puzzler with main and side missions. Maybe give it a look if it sounds like something you're into. I have a lot of fun on it even though I prefer FPSers. To give you an idea of stuff I play, I loved Skyrim back in the day, playing Forza 4 Horizons, but my main love was the original Unreal Tournament. It hooked me on FPS.Played most all CoD games. But I'm always willing to try something different so I'm going to look at your recommendation.

As a PC player I've been using Xbox Live, which also gives me EA's games for nothing extra, I thought I was paying more for something until I looked in depth at my bill (something I rarely, if ever do) and it was my state's 8% sales tax. lol But, if Sony can beat what MS is giving me, or if I finally buy a PS5, which I may do if that patent they filed to make it backwards compatible comes to fruition then I might change to Sony, but right now Xbox Live and EA combined keeps me plenty busy.