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Trini G1aDiaToR · 02-18-2009, 12:17 PM

I'm all about Gamefly these days. In the days when I would buy exclusively, I'd only buy 2 or 3 games per year and I would rarely take chances on something that didn't get great reviews or wasn't a sports game that I already loved. Then I'd play them forever...

Now that I use Gamefly I play a game till I'm bored of it and then send it back for another. I've tried many games that I wouldn't have considered if I had to pay $45 - $60 to purchase. If I really like a game and I want to keep playing it for more than a month or so, I use the "Keep It" feature and buy it for a lot less than retail price.

I don't mean to sound like an ad, but I'm pretty pleased with the whole set-up. The downside of course is that I play a lot more games now... something my wife isn't too pleased about.

02-18-2009, 12:17 PM	#5
Trini G1aDiaToR Rookie OVR: 5 Join Date: Feb 2008	I'm all about Gamefly these days. In the days when I would buy exclusively, I'd only buy 2 or 3 games per year and I would rarely take chances on something that didn't get great reviews or wasn't a sports game that I already loved. Then I'd play them forever... Now that I use Gamefly I play a game till I'm bored of it and then send it back for another. I've tried many games that I wouldn't have considered if I had to pay $45 - $60 to purchase. If I really like a game and I want to keep playing it for more than a month or so, I use the "Keep It" feature and buy it for a lot less than retail price. I don't mean to sound like an ad, but I'm pretty pleased with the whole set-up. The downside of course is that I play a lot more games now... something my wife isn't too pleased about.