No interest in MW2. I'm just done with the realistic shooter genre at this point. I can always fire up CS:S if I really wanted it.
L4D2...steam is brutal on dialup, I'm done with steam games until they roll broadband out here. Its just not worth the effort. L4D was ok in single player, but I wanted to play co-op with my wife and friends. Since you have to be connected (and updated) to the internet to play co-op on local LAN or listen servers, and since steam only half works when it feels like it on dialup its just to unreliable and time consuming to bother trying to play. If some one came over and wanted to play that game right now with me, I'm confident we MIGHT be able to play it two days later. If it had a proper lan mode that didn't require phoning the mothership to connect (offline mode does not work for this) OR steam would at least allow you to ignore updates when connected OR steam allowed you to manually download and install updates to several PCs I MIGHT have a chance of making it work. I already spent to much time fucking with this. I'm actually regretting buying two copies of that game. It wasn't really a good purchase in retrospect.
I saw a commercial for Borderlands on TV yesterday, not knowing anything about it. I immediately wasn't interested. I'm not entirely sure why. I like mad max post apoc worlds as a backdrop to a game...but it just looked like halo with cartoony mad max skins on everything. I never really liked halo that much.
Anyway, I'm busy with Vampire Bloodlines and Rock Band drums right now. I've got some other gems from the golden era that I missed as well. Sometimes they're hard to get working on newer hardware, but after my L4D failure fiasco it doesn't seem so bad anymore! And hey, its not like I have to make custom boot disks for coventional memory these days so it could be worse.