ewww @ latin america, it shouldn't exist.... wait a minute...

No we love our Brazilian brothers. So hows life in Argentina? Which console is most popular down yonder?

I can only tell from what I see. My demographics are of a 28 year old man in Buenos Aires. I wouldn't really know how is it among youngsters.

As far as I see, they gaming community in Argentina is as divided as anywhere else among the three home consoles. Pirate gaming is a classic in our country because of prohibitive  prices and a culture that's very flexible with intelectual property. Therefore, the Wii and the X360 are quite popular.

Something very interesting happened with the PS3, with a small yet tight community, because of the need of changing games as they are very expensive. It reminds me of my N64 days. Now that people are able to flash the PS3 the community might loose many members, but hey, that's how it is.

PORTUGAL ALLEZ!!!!!!

Born in Portugal, living currently in Portugal but having lived in Venezuela before as well. Speak both Portuguese and Spanish fluently

Proud to be a Portuguese, even though today i'm sad for having lost yesterday's match against Argentina A draw would have been the most fair outcome, if it hadn't been for the brain fart of Coentrao making that arsinine penalty kick at the end.

Actually no it isn't. English derives from the Anglo-Saxonic language spoken in the tribes that conquered the british islands during 600 - 1066 AD which was the year where the Normans invaded the isles and started adopting a variation of the language of the tribes, which was the Anglo-Norman. This later language eventually was absorbed into the Anglo-Saxon one, which derived into the Old English language, used until the 12th century.

Have you ever heard of Japan?

You mix between limited and defined. There are gamers everywhere, but each region has certain preferences... that's Japan for ya.

*steps in and looks for Latinas"

*doesn't see any and steps out* 

Only non-Latins would say that!