A father-of-two has revealed the tooth fairy paid his daughter $600 for losing her first pearly white, admitting the going rate had 'skyrocketed' in recent years. Far out! The going rate for the tooth fairy's skyrocketed since I was a kid. Media manager Bruno Bouchet, who lives in Sydney, shared a photo of the cold hard cash to Instagram on Monday night before the family fairy deposited it under his eldest child's pillow. 600 for Juliette's first tooth,' he wrote. He explained that the family were told $600 was a fair price for the first tooth. Then it's $400 for every other tooth they lose. The price of toys nowadays has skyrocketed, for example the LOL Surprise doll house is $400… Mr Bouchet told Daily Mail Australia. I'm going to knock all my teeth out tonight,' said one man. She earned way more than me this week. 5 for my kids' first teeth,' said another. Would you pay your child $600 for a tooth?Grant, who previously received a nose job on the NHS, also went on a facial filler spree with funds granted to him by the taxpayer. After being forced to isolate, he was handed Covid grants - which he has saved up in order to get 22 new teeth fitted as well as a hair transplant. Each natural tooth was ground down so that the entire structure could be covered with a sparkling white crown. Grant told the publication earlier this year that he was knocked unconscious. He said of the 'nice hot day' with his mates in the garden: 'Loads of people started to turn up and it just got out of control, there were 30 to 40 people in the garden, and it spilled out into the street and into the house. People were just bringing their mates who were fighting, and then they were bringing their mates. Broke his nose during an attack at an 'out of control' Easter party in April. He concluded: 'I was in the hospital for about six hours. I sat in A&E all night with blood all over my face, and all over my top.One of these, for example, will automatically activate slow motion for you, while another gives you an effective but risky counter that requires precision timing. The obvious Dental Care that went into Bayonetta 2's impeccable combat suffuses the rest of the game, from the impossible set-piece moments - fighting atop the wings of a speeding jet comes to mind - to the outlandish designs of Bayonetta's enemies. And let's not forget that Bayonetta's coven of witches has its own private army of magic-fueled robots, complete with machine gun fists and shotgun legs. Battles with mechanized, holy dragons and gigantic, bug-eyed stingray demons are counterbalanced by Bayonetta's own peculiar brand of magic, which sees her summoning a fantastic menagerie of beasts woven out of her own hair. To call Bayonetta 2 strange would be the understatement of the year, but to call it anything less than spectacular would be a crime. And then there's the level where Bayonetta transforms into a humongous cobra, complete with earrings and a tiara. It executes its combat splendidly, and it embraces its own ridiculous nature with childlike joy. How could that not be one of the best things of 2014? Joystiq is highlighting its 10 favorite games of 2014 throughout the week. Every writer's personal picks in Best of the Rest roundups. All products recommended by Engadget are selected by our editorial team, independent of our parent company. Keep reading for more top selections. Some of our stories include affiliate links. If you buy something through one of these links, we may earn an affiliate commission.Earthshaper -Speaking of Yogg-Saron, you kill him for this extraordinarily well itemized mace. Lotrafen, Spear of the Damned - Faster than Earthshaper, but still a very solid, well itemized weapon for Arms warriors. Excellent speed at 3.6 with a top end of 1005 damage (meaning that the weapon's average damage range is very nice for Deep Wounds) and solid hit and crit, this mace is the best drop possible for fury main-hand before you start killing bosses in hard mode, and is a solid contendor for arms as well with mace spec's armor penetration. At present, arms has no reason to stack strength over AP (well, Strength of Arms, but 4% vs 20%? It's much less important for arms to stack strength) so Lotrafen has everything an arms warrior could want, a very high amount of crit from the combined Agi and crit rating, AP and ArP. It's faster than Earthshaper, and it only drops one boss earlier, but that still probably means you'll have killed Vezax a few times before Yoggy, and again the mantra is as always whatever drops first.Other noteworthy features include a guest PIN so that your visitors can control the Chromecast without having to log onto the network, plus a Fast Play mode that automatically queues up the next video in the playlist as you're finishing the last one. There's really not much different between the old. Fast Play wasn't available for testing at the time of this review, although Google tells us that third-party apps should start supporting it before the end of the year. New Chromecast in terms of functionality. The biggest difference is that the new Chromecast promises faster speeds. The feature set is identical, and the setup is the same as well. I compared both the old and new devices by loading videos from Netflix, Hulu and YouTube and found that the new Chromecast is indeed faster overall. On the old model, Netflix videos loaded in about nine to 10 seconds while they appeared in just five or so seconds with the new Chromecast.