I have personally been awaiting this game since about a week or two after the first one was released. Mass Effect 2 ($60) continues Shepard’s great venture: “Two years after Commander Shepard repelled invading Reapers bent on the destruction of organic life, a mysterious new enemy has emerged. On the fringes of known space, something is silently abducting entire human colonies. Now Shepard must work with Cerberus, a ruthless organization devoted to human survival at any cost, to stop the most terrifying threat mankind has ever faced. To even attempt this perilous mission, Shepard must assemble the galaxy’s most elite team and command the most powerful ship ever built. Even then, they say it would be suicide. Commander Shepard intends to prove them wrong.”

Designed for use with machine guns, army vehicles, and waterborne platforms, the Spyder III Pro Laser ($198) is the most powerful laser available from Wicked Lasers. Even smaller than a MagLite, the laser puts out a beam of 500mW and can light up objects from miles away. It includes a removable safety key as well. Head on over to Wicked Lasers and check em out.

If you love Netflix but also love your Wii, than rejoice. Netflix instant streaming is now available for all Wii users who have a Netflix account. All you have to do is reserve a disc that goes into the Wii and enables this feature. Follow the link below to access your account and get the disc. Enjoy instant movies now on your Wii.

Tired of having stacks of DVDs cluttering your media center? Do you wish your AppleTV could play more video formats? Want to surf the Web? Well now you can make that little device into much much more. aTV Flash ($50) is a user-friendly software pack that supercharges your AppleTV, unleashing a plethora of new functionality. Play almost any video, add additional storage capacity, gain access to many different podcast channels, browse Jaman’s collection of movies, and surf the web, all from the comfort of your couch. All you have to do is download the software to any flash drive and plug it in the back of your Apple T.V. Reboot and follow the instructions and your good to go!

The Litl Webbook ($700) gets you online and more. It’s an internet computer that works great with your favorite websites and blogs. It is basically a netbook in an easel like display, optimizing viewing of videos, pictures, and more. It comes packed with a gig of ram, two usb-ports, HDMI port, wifi, and a 1.6ghz processor. It also features a 12 inch display. It’s currently on backorder but be sure to place your order soon to get closer to the the front of line!

If you want to add some style to your iPhone but don’t like bulky cases than the iPhone Silverbacks ($16) are just the thing for you. The etched stainless steel foils take just seconds to apply and work on all iPhones. Best of all, the adhesive on the silverabacks is semi permanent, so you can change them as often as you like.

Cut the cord and be free from all wires with the IPEVO Tubular Wireless Speakers ($79). Designed to be used with your iPhone, iPod Touch or any MP3 player, the speaker supports a built-in Bluetooth that connects wirelessly. Powered by a built-in rechargeable Lithium-ion battery, the speakers will provide up to eight hours of wireless music playback on a single charge.

Made from vintage neckties, no two Narwhal Co. Wallets ($24) are ever the same. These wallets maintain a slim, compact shape while feeling good at the same time. They come in a variety of styles and colors, but most importantly you will never see anyone with the same one.

Brought to us by the History Channel, Life After People ($35), is a series that shows us what very well could happen if, one day, people were to vanish from the earth. It discusses all kinds of subjects such as the decay of some of biggest and most important buildings, the affect our disappearance would have on animals and how some would even be wiped out, and what would happen to our material goods we left behind. Welcome to Earth, population zero.

Case-Mate has just announced something that surprisingly has never been done before. I Make My Case($40) is a fully personalized iPhone case all created by you, yourself, and well thats about it. Through their website, you are able to go in and design a case with graphics and drawings from multiple world-renown artists. Case-Mate uses a special printing process that embeds the ink into the case. No need to worry about scratching or scuffs! Head on over to their site and start creating your very own iPhone case today.

The KR3W Phantom Watches ($50) are great new accessories that will always be able to spice up your outfit for the day. There are six different colors available, each with a unique matte finish. For anyone whose looking to bring some color into their life… or watch collection these would be a great choice. Especially at that fifty dollar price!

A must have for any college basketball fanatic, the College Basketball Encyclopedia ($33) puts the complete history of all Division-1 NCAA teams right at your fingertips. With complete season by season stats, summaries of all 335 D-1 programs, and complete brackets from every NCAA Tournament this is the all-in-all guide for anyone who loves the game of Basketball.

Charge and transform your iPhone or iPod Touch into a bedside clock and weather center with the Kensington Nightstand Charger ($30). The charger holds your iPhone/iPod in landscape mode so it can clearly display the Rise & Shine app, available from the app store, that displays the time and weather.

See how fast the world is moving around you at a moments notice with the Pocket Speed Detector ($250). With its sleek, compact, ultraportable design, the speed radar device is designed for use by both professionals and everyday consumers in a wide range of applications. With just one set of AAA batteries you be able to clock pitches, speeders, runners, and more with just the click of a button.

Today Google announced its all-new iPhone challenger, the Nexus One ($179-529). The Nexus One is available now, with a 2 year T-mobile service agreement, for $179, or unlocked for $529. The phone was developed by HTC and comes packed with a 3.7-inch OLED display, a 5-megapixel camera with flash, 1 ghz processor, and 4 gigs of expandable memory. It even has a noise-canceling feature. Head on over to google.com and order one of these babies today. Also, the Nexus is coming to Verizon this spring. I just wish At&t would jump on board!