I'm probably going to get both Lumines and Rayman Origins. I always did think Lumines was way overpriced, and Rayman's pricing was unfair based on its other versions. All the others are quite frankly mediocre games.

[QUOTE="DJ_Lae"]Price matched Rayman Origins at Best Buy for $18 - I'd rather have a PSN version so I don't have to worry about losing game carts, but oh well. Can't argue with the price. They didn't have any copies of Lumines though.[/QUOTE] I just went to Future Shop, but it was the other way around in my case, with no more copies of Rayman Origins in stock. I took a rain check, but you might not be able to get one on a price-match. Maybe stop into Future Shop for a rain check? Lumines is very nice, and the $20 price point feels just right for it. It's more substantial than most $10 puzzle games, but not enough so for a $40 price tag. I'm happy so far. [QUOTE="DJ_Lae"] Yeah, Unit 13 and Virtua Tennis are mediocre, though VT isn't a horrible buy at that price if a person is somehow starved for games. I'd argue the others are garbage not worth buying at any price.[/QUOTE] I was referring to the Future Shop games, ignoring the Superstore/Loblaws ones, since most people(myself incuded) wouldn't be able to get them there. Most of the Loblaws deals are decent, with the exception of Ridge Racer. Unit 13 is far from mediocre, it's actually a very competent, challenging shooter with a great feel. I'm not sure what sorts of criticisms you would bring against it, other than the fact that its writing isn't quite up to par, and there's no "story" per se. The exclusion of ad-hoc multiplayer is inexcusable, but for $15, I wouldn't hesitate if I had the chance. Anyway, I know you're extremely critical of games, but I do think "garbage not worth buying at any price" is a little harsh. At worst, Ninja Gaiden is a good port of a great classic.