Do you have a link to a video that demonstrates the vc10 behaviour?
I could not find a video showing that, but you could download the Beta version and give the debugger a try. I find the debugger in VC++ amazing. It has been of huge help at work. A couple of things they got right are: value tooltips allowing you to easily navigate through a variable contents just by hovering the mouse on it (it also allows you to change the value through it), data breakpoints, set next line, mixed C++ & ASM debugging (it's actually ASM debugging showing you also the C++ statements), multiple memory views, ...
IIRC, the only thing I could not find how to do (at least in VC++ 2005) is how to change the value of a register. Although it is something you seldom do, you may want to do it sometime.
On the other hand, VC++ as a text editor is not that good by default. It lacks a couple of minor things that many other simpler, and just plain, text editors have (e.g. matching braces or highlighting the current line).
As a matter of fact, most of the issues I posted here come from my experience with VC++ at work (which I mentioned already). C::B is not a rip-off of VC++, but it is still worth checking what they are doing better and considering whether or not it may be nice to add such functionality to C::B.