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Wii Fit and I have an interesting relationship. Sometimes I like it because I feel like it's helping me get slightly more flexible, but sometimes I want to fire it out the window and down onto the sidewalk for reminding me that I have the physique of a panda bear with a desk job and a bum knee. But the marketing blitz for the little balance board that could is in full-effect, including Wii Fit-themed cars in both the Indy 500 and the NASCAR Coca-Cola 600. It seems like a Mario Kart Wii theme would've been more appropriate, but anything that encourages racing fans (myself somewhat included) to shake off a day full of greasy food and exhaust fumes with a little pilates is probably a step in the right direction.

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I like to think the gaming community would show a ton of respect to any car company willing to lend the likenesses of their rides to Rockstar for the GTA series, but at the same time I can understand why Ford, Chevy and the rest of the big boys don't want their precious autos being used to run drugs, pick up hookers and senselessly slaughter hapless pedestrians. But, if they were to change their minds for the next game, here's a short list of cars that would be a great fit for Liberty City.

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Price:
$1999

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The skinny:
Gateway's surprisingly affordable new rig is packing enough firepower to satisfy even the most hardcore entertainment junkies.

The good:
Get ready, there's a lot. The Core 2 Duo processor and 4GB RAM combo are good enough that they show off how Vista is supposed to run on a capable machine. The hard drives (two 7200 RPM 160GB drive in a RAID 0 configuration) are incredibly fast and responsive, which is great for gaming and video editing. The NVIDIA GeForce Go 8800M GTS is more than enough firepower, even for gamers, and it ran Unreal Tournament III without a hitch. Unfortunately, it couldn't help the fact that I totally suck at it. The 17-inch screen looks great at 1920 x 1200, assuming that you can find enough HD content to put on it. Also, you have to give it credit for being a capable gaming machine without feeling the need to attach 65,000 neon lights all over the place. It ran exceptionally cool, enough so that you can use it on your lap without worrying about frying up your sperm like some kind of sick, reproductive stir fry.

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I like to think that even the hardest of the hardcore PC gamers—even the ones that feel the need to jam all of their words full of numbers and "X"s—aren't hopeless nerds. But walking into a person's house and seeing a PC case that looks like a self-contained rave can do more damage to their reputation than a pair of taped-up horn rims and a pocket protector ever could. It's one thing to cut up your case and add some custom options, but buying one of these hulking, neon beasts off the rack is unforgivable under any circumstances.

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