This. No FHUTA, no sale. :lolmio said:No holes, no sale.
pyros said:Came here thinking my dreams have come true
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damn you Sega, damn you!
:lolKarmacide said:Does it have blast processing?
I would buy an army of those.Great Rumbler said:I'll start getting interested when Sega makes a tiny robot that fights cockroaches with machine guns.
My ex girlfriend was a replicant. At least that's the excuse she used for breaking up.Grug said:Yup, where is our acid rain, cyberpunk megalopolises and replicant lovers.
It's too bad she won't live. But then again, who does?Sir Fragula said:My ex girlfriend was a replicant. At least that's the excuse she used for breaking up.
Shut up vaguely-Chinese looking Edward James Olmos! It still hurts...jiji said:It's too bad she won't live. But then again, who does?
Nah, just Japan. About 30 years ago.Mash said:The world is going fucking crazy.
So Nintendo fans are all fat?ZAK said:Sega knows its audience.
No, just hungry for peripherals.Karakand said:So Nintendo fans are all fat?
Excuse me, unfit.
Oh the ironing!Diablos said:So... Sega went from making video game consoles to fake 15 inch kissable robotic girlfriends for lonely adult men.
Who would've thought.
mio said:No holes, no sale.
SEGA said:Fleshlight addon and price to be announced soon.
Oh c´mon.Pachael said:Sega's always seem to miss the point.
What is the background/history of this pic?fistfulofmetal said:
So... Sega went from making video game consoles to fake 15 inch kissable robotic girlfriends for lonely adult men.
Who would've thought.
Sho_Nuff82 said:![]()
They pretty much nailed that one.
LazerShark said:My artificial girlfriend would be a Fleshlight with googly eyes and yarn hair![]()
trance vibrator?SonicMegaDrive said:There's a Dreamcast joke to be made here, I'm sure of it.
We all would. Single or not.shidoshi said:I would totally do a sexy she-robot.
For people looking for a dance partner that doesn't step on toes, toymakers Sega and Hasbro on Thursday unveiled a new two-wheeled dancing robot with stereo sound.
The remote control A.M.P Automated Music Personality, or Ampbot, can be hooked up to an MP3 player or iPod on its back.
The 73-centimetre (2.4 feet) tall black robot can bob its head and dance while LED lights on its head flash red.
It has stereo speakers and turntable-shaped hands that can be used for volume control, sound effects and DJ-style scratching.
"The Ampbot is for men who like robots and who as children dreamed of living one day with robots," Osamu Takeuchi of Sega Toys, part of the Sega Sammy Group, said at the launch at the Tokyo Toy Show.
The Ampbot follows ZMP's "Miuro" or Sony Corp's "Rolly," both small oval-shaped music players that roll around on the floor and move under command.
But the Ampbot "has a real presence in the home by allowing interaction with the owner. The owner can also enjoy being chased around the house by the robot," said Takeuchi.
Sega and Hasbro expect to begin selling the Ampbot in Japan and the US from November, with a global launch planned within 18 months.
"The market for robots like this in the US is growing," said Steven Gasman, a Hasbro assistant brand manager.
A Sega official said the price in Japan would be around 80,000 yen (745 dollars).
Great Rumbler said:I'll start getting interested when Sega makes a tiny robot that fights cockroaches with machine guns.
Only the good ones.sky said:Girlfriends hand out business cards?