Navigon 5100

Pros: Five great games for the price of one normal game.

Cons: Dated graphics in some of the titles, TF2 can lag at times.

The Bottom Line: Buy it, caress it, savor it. You won't get a better gaming deal for years, if ever.

Review: **Note that this review was originally written for and published on the GameFAQs website.**

The Orange Box is a ridiculously good deal for gamers. I bought the 360 version even though I've already played Half-Life 2 and Episode One on the...

Pros: Light, flat profile, easy to understand interface, loaded with options.

Cons: Initial charging is a hassle. Awkward touch-screen. No stylus.

The Bottom Line: Buy the Navigon 5100 and start enjoying the trip more and looking at the map less!

Review: Next to Rifle Marksmanship, the two most important skills I learned as a young soldier were dismounted, and later, mounted Land Navigation. Indeed, the ability to effectively use a map and compass was stressed so much that everyone in my peer group...

Pros: Price is good, free traffic, nice looking

Cons: Reliability?, turn-by-turn list, POI database lacking in some areas

The Bottom Line: Good value, free traffic.. but possible reliability issues

Review: I bought this about a month ago. Have been using it almost daily. It is a decent GPS, but not spectacular. But, the technology itself is pretty amazing.. and I've only used two GPS's - a bluetooth that hooked up to my laptop, and a year-old Navman...

Pros: 3 games for 1 price, Portal is fun, EP2 finally out, TF2 also FINALLY out

Cons: TF2 not as I hoped (I get dizzy when trying to play this fast-paced game)

The Bottom Line: You'll find something you'll like in the box!

Review: Before you ask, I tried to look for the PC version of the game to post my review under, but unfortunately, it is either not listed or I can't find it. Either way, I will post my review here for the time being and will move it over to the PC version...