I dig the fight your way out and murder the C-Consciousness in their tubes ending much more. Joining the C-Consciousness was the 'bad ending' I guess, not much to say about it. I made sure to get the true path on my play and I saved at the fork in the end, so I checked out both endings. So I think the end game was a big success for me on the action level.Īnd I really enjoyed the reveal too.

45 Hydroshock in craniums and Gauss gunning anything I could spot at range. I got a little annoyed at first that the game pushed me away from the glacially paced, deliberate play style that I put together for the game, but once I got my twitch back I was putting. I mean, I never imagined that the entire Chernobly NPP would be turned into a gigantic set piece battle. I think it really worked in giving the game a big action finish. They did an amazing job cranking up the tension at the end of the game. Blech.Īnyways, $50 felt like fine, just because I'm desperate to shoot radioactive dogs in the face and I want a reason to wet myself every time I see a nuclear plant. It isn't even listed on the Canadian site. I'm also a B&M customer, so my games cost more than they're often worth. The Canadian Amazon site had some import version of CS, so I said screw it to that. I did manage SoC off Amazon for $15, though. Yeah, I feel pretty jipped most of the time. Not as bad as some others have it (Aus, I'm looking at you), but considering we share a border with what must be the largest consumer and producer of these damned things and I just happen to live in one of Canada's biggest cities. Canadian market for games, PC at least, is just awful. Nah, the CND is around 90 cents to USD, as usual.

Is the Canadian dollar that low again? Because I do love buying discount from Canada.

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