Category: Gaming

After getting another set of Nintendo Joy-Con, I need an easy way to charge all four Joy-Con.

I chanced upon the Dobe Joy-Con Charging Dock on Shopee that is retailing for S$12.90.

If you have a Nintendo Switch, you should be getting an additional two Joy-Con because many games can be played with four players.

So when friends come over, they can play together rather than relying on them to bring their own Joy-Con.

After much procrastination since 2017, I finally decided to get the Nintendo Switch (OLED Model) after Li Xiang approves the purchase.

The RRP for Nintendo Switch (OLED Model) in Singapore is S$549 and is being distributed by Maxsoft. However, during 11/11 Singles’ Day, I managed to get it for S$481.85.

Apart from the Sony DualShock 4 Charging Station, the other item I bought is the official Sony PS4 Vertical Stand.

I bought it at the same place, Bic Camera Shinjuku West Store, for JP¥2,040 (S$26), excluding tax. In Singapore, the official retail price of it is S$36.90.

Was in Tokyo, Japan last week, and since I bought a new PS4 Pro, I decided to get some official accessories for it.

The first item I bought is the official
Sony DualShock 4 Charging Station from Bic Camera Shinjuku West Store for JP¥2,220 (S$28), excluding tax. In Singapore, the official retail price of it is S$46.90.

My first 11/11 purchase for 2019, Sony PS4 Pro God of War / The Last of Us Remastered Bundle.

The official retail price is S$619 on Lazada, but on 11/11, it drops further to S$559. On top of that, Sony Store on Lazada is throwing in an S$50 voucher for a minimum spend of S$500. To make the deal even sweeter, I have an S$10 Lazada voucher, and I paid using UOB, which gives me an additional S$10 discount.

Sandbox VR is the latest VR gaming experience in town. They came in right after Zero Latency and Singapore is their 6th city.

Sandbox VR has branches in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Bangkok, Hong Kong, and Vancouver.

Zero Latency has landed in Singapore! For the unaware, Zero Latency is a free-roam multiplayer virtual reality gaming. It provides you with a hyper-immersive, state-of-the-art VR gaming experience.

Singapore is the 14th branch in the world after major cities in Japan, USA, Spain, and Australia.

Limpeh Says is Singapore’s version of Cards Against Humanity. “Limpeh” is a Hokkien word which translates to “your father”.

It started out as a Kickstarter project where it raised a total of S$121,370 out of their initial goal of S$20,000 from 2,164 backers.