I don't care for trackballs per se, at least not the type that have existed for home computers/consoles in days gone by, but the arcade style "roller controller" type with a huge ball in them, they were great in the games that used them. If there's one old old game I'd like to see brought back from the dead and available for PC on GOG, it'd be Crystal Castles *with* roller controller support, and an 80s style arcade controller. It'd likely have to fasten to the side of a desk/table via bolts or clamps or something like a driving wheel, but man... CRYSTAL CASTLES!

Thank you again. My mouse is pretty old, not surprising that it's now dated. I need to keep up with mouse technology, that's clear. Mine is definitely due for replacing soon, although I find it hard to buy a mouse I can't try out first - always keeping carpal tunnel in mind....

Yeah I can imagine those German parts were totally misunderstood in the German version.

At least there is a new comic short available at
http://www.postudios.com/blog/?p=5933

Those are pretty impressive looking. I am now officially on a mouse-hunt, all suggestions welcome. Not specifically a gaming mouse, just a good one.
I'll stick with my lighted keyboard, best hardware investment I ever made, as I am always up very early when it's dark, and hate working with a bright light on.

I got mine for $42 CAD, the trick is to find a good online computer store that has an excellent price match policy. At the time, I used memoryexpress.ca as their pricematch policy was to match and then beat the competitor by 25% of the difference in price. Regular price was $79.99 and it was on sale on ncix.com for something like $65 or so, so I bought it and a week later it was on sale for $50 and they gave me an updated pricematch adjustment down to $42. Numbers might be off, but it was one of those wheeler and dealer of the century moments. :oP Pricematching rocks! :)

It feels like it's been up there since the game was originally released at this point. :)

This is the mouse I bought for me last month http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Hyperion-Gaming-Fusion-910-004069/dp/B00LZVNWIA/ref=pd_cp_pc_3, it is quite good. I was undecided which one to get and was also drawn to the http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Daedalus-Prime-Gaming-Mouse/dp/B00OHJY7C2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1425796667&sr=8-1&keywords=moba+mouse. But I read some reviews, remembered Friedrich Hölderlin and chose the Hyperion Fury,

Sadly it's not me. It's that guy ;)

Well, i don't know about Germany, but everything here in Italy is dubbed, so after billions of american movies in which italian-speaking yankees speak with italians in single, slow words while making gestures because they don't get a single word suspension of disbelief automatically kicks in and it seems perfectly normal to us. We just assume that the character IS speaking in english, and we hear his english as italian because we are using a babel fish or Star Trek universal translator or whatever.

I bought it this time around, but haven't played it yet. Haven't even downloaded it yet, I'm very behind with everything.. Sorry I can't help.

With it's current sales, at this time... If this keeps trending maybe in years to come games will be knighting?

Haha, nice one.

Whoops, wrong mouse, this is the right one:
http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Proteus-Tunable-Customizable-910-004074/dp/B00IRHE892/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1425797004&sr=1-1&keywords=logitech+g502

Everything is dubbed here in Germany as well. That is not the problem. It's just that in THIS game the two languages (Gabe being American and speaking English and the Germans speaking German) were part of the game which totally does not work anymore if you dub everything. I can remember this problem in the Tarantino Movie "Inglorious Basterds" where there were German, Americans and French afair ... some things should not be dubbed (works fine with subtitles) and some lines shouldn't be crossed (somebody knows which movie the last one is from?).

Very impressive indeed. A kind of mouse Ferrari. :-D