Haters. This is a small portion of my toilet room. (Japan keeps showers and toilets in separate rooms, normally.) The other walls are filled with more; photos, posters, nic-nacs, etc. My wife and I put any and all random toys we collect from our adventures in here. It's fun! Why be so serious in life?

Do places like Newegg deliver overseas? Specifically Japan? I occasionally use Amazon US, but the shipping is outrageous.

Haha, absolutely. It's so sad...

Of course, logistics. But Sega certainly has a reputation of pooping all over their Western fans.

Just picked this up yesterday after TGS. Love the fact that Bayonetta 1 comes with it. Replaying it before I start B2 actually. Looks fantastic. Seems to be the superior version.

Oh, you'll get to that point eventually. And it is glorious. Very freeing, actually.

It's a cool looking video game that I want to play. That's about it. If it turns out terrible, than so be it. I'll move on to something else.

Saw it today at TGS on the big screen, and it really looks amazing. I think you really need to see it in person to see how great it's turning out. I'm definitely buying!

I am absolutely doing this tomorrow! Heading to TGS in the morning. Can't wait!

I'm curious. How on earth did you come to that conclusion? America was never mentioned...

You age us both by posting a Wayne Newton joke.

I'm a fan.

lotteria. Brian didn't mention it, but it's written in Japanese in the link.

First time I had Tim Tam was this year from an import shop here in Japan, on the insistence of my Aussie friends.

Not to be nit-picky, but every ps4 does come with a mic!

All you can eat gravy! I'd take Jollibee over KFC any day though. (^o^)

Yakiniku in general is fairly expensive. My wife loves it, but we only go once in a while. Last time we went we paid 8000 yen. For two of us! Personally, I'm more of an izakaiya kinda guy. 8k yen at an izakaiya goes much farther in my opinion, and I can leave satisfied. Yakiniku place? Not so much...

This article should have never been posted on Kotaku in the first place.

We always run by each other any purchases outside of necessities. She would ask me the same thing if she wanted something. That's just how we run our finances. So yes, it's good. Very good.

Oh, go away.