It comes really clear to me when I read how he praises every Nintendo move (even the moves that brought Nintendo to what it is now, especially in the poscasts; for example, I remember an article that he run not so long ago about a translation team being the "Secret Weapon" of Nintendo... it was hilarious) and then…

You're not paying attention. Read the articles.

WOW, dude. Just wow.

He should have waited like a year and a half from now, so the chip is 1/8 the size the chip he put into his arm. But he doesn't seem to be that clever, right?

Good for you. I didn't think that Jason was a fanboy until I read the last 15 or so articles he posted about Nintendo/Sony. Then it hit me.

Jason is a well-known Nintendo fanboy (he gets excited for Nintendo games were you have to imitate the face on the Wii U tablet, for christ sake). I'm really excited for the arrive of the Xone and the PS4, the real next gen, as any hardcore gamer could be. And I think the first moments with them are going to be…

Yep, looks so staged.

1990s Jason can put the red-and-blue 3D googles. It's much cheaper.

Don't worry, you can always wear a poncho... you know, zipperless.

Exactly. Nintendo itself stated that they were having trouble going HD. The Wii age made them lazy, and it's taking its toll now.

She won.

I think the guy with the hat is...

Nope.

It's officially over. The Wii is no longer in production. Nintendo's Japanese website for the Wii reads "出産終了" ("shussan shuuryou") or "production ended." Thanks for the memories and the waggles, Nintendo Wii!

This has to be the best comic trip I have read in this section.

Congrats! I have freedom. I would not trade it for anything in the whole world.

This is what the internet was invented for.

South America is certainly getting the shaft when it comes to the PlayStation 4 prices. As reported previously, Argentinians will be paying $1,100 USD for the console, while in Chile the unit is priced at 329,999 Chilean pesos — about U.S. $ 1,700.

I think TWD bundle has the original PSVita, but an easy way to find it out is to compare the Select and Start buttons. In the revision, they're round. The Sony logo is above the screen. Also the revision is round in its edges and the speakers' holes are different from the original, flower shape arranged. Make sure…

Well... very few people in the world look like a Ken doll :). That's one of the features that make Casper who he is.