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I have a Japanese wii (got it before it came out in the USA) and an American PS3 and dont have a problem (but I need a transformer for the PS3). Dont buy them here. It is ridiculously expensive. Also you could bring a Wii or Xbox 360 and have it modded/chipped here and burn or buy burned...

Best Buy may be cheaper than here Lee but its a rip off for US standards. I miss newegg and amazon most. :D

Try these guys: http://www.gamesolutions.com.ar/ They specialize in video game consoles and accessories. They have 2 stores too, one in micro and one in belgrano.

I second this. These guys have turned into my teachers into some of my closest friends here in BsAS. They have all kinds of cool activities like spanish movie night, tango lessons, picadas, parties, and other things that are free for all students (and ex students).

You can find Beef Jerky in Flores in the Korean markets, but unless you want some kimchi or Korean BBQ, I wouldn't make the trip there and I would never go at night. My boyfriend is Korean-American and we miss spicy food so we hit up the Korean markets about twice a month. But you can make it...

I love Cheff Iusef. http://guiaoleo.com.ar/detail.php?ID=1518 Best hummus I ever had. T

I recommend them too. I went there for about a year and a half and loved it. In fact we just are here at home for a week and then have to return to the states and plan on visiting them. They are very nice and the teachers are excellent. Also they have activities every week after class...

Be careful with the PB at Jumbo. After day 4 of a hike in Torre del Paines we were shocked to notice our Jumbo PB said best if eaten before Sept. 2002. The Skippy in Chinatown is sometimes in Chinese but the package is the same.

El Salto de las Ranas is the closest thing to decent Mexican food I have found also. After living in Los Angeles for 4 years and growing up on the West Coast, Mexican food is surely missed. Another great place is Campo dei Fiore (San José 491, cross street Venezula in Congresso). It has...