edgecrusher said:

Dude....don't even get me going on the ass. Probably a lot like Nelly Furtado here...

Lawd Jesus!

phantom_leo said:

Hey, Baby! Wanna see my Pocket Monster?

I call it TITAN!  

robio said:

aspro said:

In case you missed it elsewhere, here is my Aussie retail wrap-up.

Went to K-mart, which is supposiedly having a great deal on Wii U. There game section for Nintendo was about 1 yard wide and was titled "Wii" and had a mish-mash of Wii and Wii U titles ranging from $80 to $29. They had a single Wii U basic in stock and were selling it for $450.

I went to Big-W (Walmart) and they had a Mario Bundle for $430.

Same for Target.  They had a Skylanders bundle for $300. So no deal.

Have you considered the Refurbished Wii U bundles (consensus is that they're in fact new) that Nintendo is selling direct? - https://store.nintendo.com/ng3/us/po/browse/productDetailColorSizePicker.jsp?productId=prod150200 They're $200 USD. THey won't ship outside of the US or Canada, but it certainly wouldn't be an issue to have someone in the states get it and then send it your way. Of course then it's be a North American system, and with the region lock you'd be limited to games again. But if memory serves correct you do already have one Wii U game.

There's the rub.

bugsonglass said:

That is not such a big problem nowadays as every retail game is made available digitally.

... oh wait.  I just remembered Aspro's internet data cap.

And there is the other rub.

Dvader said:

I see way more hispanic chicks daily with better asses than that, not that hers is not nice.

Its not about the size...everybody who likes hispanic chicks tend to just go for size. I go for the proportions. Nelly has great proportions....I would bury my face in her asshole and not come up for air for about 2 hours.

Just sayin'.

Foolz said:

edgecrusher said:

It blows my mind that they even have Target in Australia.

It blows my mind that this blows your mind.

I just figured they would not have a crappy American retail chain on the other side of the planet. Its depressing....I thought you guys were better than this.

edgecrusher said:

Foolz said:

edgecrusher said:

It blows my mind that they even have Target in Australia.

It blows my mind that this blows your mind.

I just figured they would not have a crappy American retail chain on the other side of the planet. Its depressing....I thought you guys were better than this.

Nope, we are shameless whores.

edgecrusher said:

Today I throw in my new Samsung 2tb Hdd into my PS4. Will be nice not having to worry about storage space on it.

Let us know how easy/ slash puzzling it was. I remember from the pre-launch video it looked pretty straight forward.

If Nintendo made Mario Kart DLC, how much would you pay per track?

SupremeAC said:

They are making MK8 DLC.  Just not tracks.  And I would expect it to be free. It's not as with Mario Golf, where new holes add a lot to the game.  MK8's tracks are just the stage for the gameplay, they don't define.

After playing the Mario Golf demo I feel the opposite. The DLC for that game is just window dressing for backgrounds and completely superflous. Mario Karts tracks change the race with every different track.

Sony has added some prices to its ongoing PlayStation Now streaming beta in North America.

And the bad news is it seems like the service won’t be cheap.

Kotaku reports that four hours’ access to Final Fantasy XIII-2 costs $4.99. Alternatively seven days costs $7.99, 30 days $14.99 and 90 days $29.99 – the latter of which is significantly more than just buying the game outright.

For Guacamelee prices start at $2.99 for four hours, $5.99 for a week, $7.99 for  30 days and $14.99 for 90 days.

Note that as the service is in beta all of these details could quite possibly change – certainly, you’d hope that will be the case.

A note at the bottom of the PlayStation now section on PSN adds that "game titles and features shown are for testing purposes only” and are “not indicative of the final price”, although beta users ARE facing these exact charges as of right now.

Adds the FAQ: "The upcoming Open Beta will test multiple pricing tiers and rental durations. You will see shorter rental periods prices as low as $2.99 and most titles are between that and $19.99. More information to be announced later."