Gah, wish my pc can handle Crysis 2. I think they actually do indirectly have some other animals as well. Near the beginning of Dead Space 2, I remember there's a toy store with a poster of earth animals toy or something like that. But yeah, a lot of teddy bears in the end =P

in DS2 there is a lot of different types of toys throughout the whole game, at the beginning when you are going through the hospital there are toy trains toy trucks towing airplanes the little people style and teddy bears and a few others there's also parts of train tracks and a toddler xylophone, these stories can be found in the beginning at the hospital and in the middle in the residential areas and also in the school, there is also backpacks one of which is a panda backpack, yes I spend too much time in that game *giggles*

And Crysis throughout the whole game from the beginning to the end there are teddy bears laying everywhere and there is one extremely large teddy bear and one of the stores, you can pick them up and throw them to, as a distraction from your enemies.

This is what the inside of my computer looks like http://www.furaffinity.net/view/6183610/
and this is what it looks like fully assembled http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5703984/ and http://www.furaffinity.net/view/4708435/

hopefully in the next six months or so I will be updating it again using a AMD AM3+ motherboard and processor and getting bigger video cards have not decided on crossfire or SLI yet I do like the SLI cards that I have in right now they are the XFX Nvidia GeForce 9600 SLI cards http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5705865/

I have not found anything as of yet that I can play and have already checked systems requirements for DS3 an Crysis 3 and these cards will handle it.

Wew, I didn't notice any of that during the hospital part =P *chuckles* big teddy bear that you can use, reminds me of Dead Rising 2 XD

I actually do use the same graphics card that you use but only one of them =/ My mate's actually using AMD cards and I think I'd give them a try. They seem to be more stable and a lot more friendly when it comes to multiple displays. The two different crads that you can crossfire with is also a nice thing =P

DS3 is going to use the same engine as DS2 so I don't think there will be much of a different regarding system requirements and yeah, I'm sure your PC can handle Crysis 3 =3

In DS2 just before the end of chapter 1 in the hospital I think it is before you get the stasis module matter-of-fact I'm pretty sure it is, you'll come to a large waiting room with a large fish tank built into the wall and a couch along that wall there is a bunch of toys sprawled out on the coffee table and there is a teddy bear there, this is in DS2 and just before you go into the room where the glass breaks and you have to hit the emergency shutter to keep from getting sucked out into space there is a gift shop that has a bunch of balloons on one side one raises up and pops and there is a bunch of bearers on the shelves along with other toys and strollers and stuff.

In Crysis 2 after you get down from the rooftops I think it is the second shop on your right before if you go in there there is a bunch of bears laying on the floor and on a display and there's an extremely large bear you cannot pick him up or anything is just there as a display.

I do love the effects that cryengine 3 give to the game and I said I was going to go start playing DS again but have been playing Crysis 2 don't know what it is about this game but I cannot put it down.

The ASUS motherboard that I have been looking at uses a compatibility chip between the Southbridge and Northbridge that allows the motherboard to use compatibility between both Nvidia and AMD video cards so you no longer have to use the exact same graphics card like before they came out with this motherboard about the end of last year and it was almost $400 now they've gotten it down under $200 it is an AMD motherboard that uses an AM 3+ processor that's the motherboard I've been looking at.