Welp, like everything else in Canada video games are now 5 bucks more expensive. :mad:

Which means games that were 39.99 now cost 45, and big console releases are around 70.

To kill time till conception 2 i've been playing through Kingdom Hearts 3D.

I heard that, and the PS4 is bumping up $50 there as well. Why is everything more expensive for you guys? It isn't fair.

Taxes I suppose.

I'm actually pretty sour on Motorstorm already, lol. Skyline is like THE hardest track I've ever raced around, you can't make the jumps without boost but the car is so hard to control with my boost as soon as you land you're sent spiralling into one of the fifty thousand traps placed at every section. It's been years since I got so frustrated with a game so early on.

Online isn't much better, being a noob on a game where the only people still playing it are all like over level sixty really really sucks. I've never understood the online gaming system of better stuff for higher levels, it makes sense in the single player campaign but it breaks the multiplayer for people like me. Even if I was the greatest player in the world, I physically can't do anything if they have better shit than me.

Taxes, and I think a stupid law that requires bilingual packaging.

I wanted to grab Metal Gear Solid Ground Zeros but the extra 5 bucks plus the length made me hesitant to do so.

So it's all Quebec's fault?

And Decade.

Still playing/and loving inFAMOUS 2. Although Nix had a lot of the better options at the start, this later game certainly shows Kuo's strengths. I'm becoming more and more of a hero, and it feels right in a way it didn't at the beginning.

It's just worrying that the more I side with Kuo the greater Nix appears to becoming my enemy and I really don't want to be on her bad side. Say what you like, but when me and Nix were tearing up the city I never felt like Kuo was ready to actually physically murder me.

I don't know why I'm relearning Super Street Fighter 4 in preparation for Ultra. Not a damn soul I know is gonna fucking buy it, let alone play it.