Where do you rent game (pay per game not monthly)?

[Mr. J]

Originally Posted by Beefbowl

I cancelled my subscription to Gamefly. Every time I got a game, I felt like I had to hurry up and finish the game so I could return it. It took the fun out of playing the games. Also, there was a lot of titles that I wanted to buy so I really didn't have the time to play the games I bought and the games I rented.

I still have a game that they shipped to me back in july!
I never feel rushed! How can you feel that way when there are no late fees?

[Beefbowl]

Originally Posted by jayvo2009

I still have a game that they shipped to me back in july!
I never feel rushed! How can you feel that way when there are no late fees?

Because if I kept a game since July, It'd would have been cheaper for me to buy it than to keep paying monthly subscription for it.

[blindsniper]

I live in Oregon and I have a Blockbusters and a Hollywood video near me.I prefer Hollywood video because everyone that works their knows me.
I just activated a gamers subscription it's $20 a month.
heres how it works
example:
I want to get Little Big Planet I just grap a copie take it to the counter head to the door they hand me the game.
You don't have to pay unless you want to rent a second game (the second game would basically be a regular rental)
And I can keep LBP for as long as I want with no late fees and no due dates.
I paid for the first month in cash just to try it out but you can have it set for automatic withdraw.
All in all for major gamers like me it is well worth it.

[Wreck]

Originally Posted by blindsniper

I live in Oregon and I have a Blockbusters and a Hollywood video near me.I prefer Hollywood video because everyone that works their knows me.
I just activated a gamers subscription it's $20 a month.
heres how it works
example:
I want to get Little Big Planet I just grap a copie take it to the counter head to the door they hand me the game.
You don't have to pay unless you want to rent a second game (the second game would basically be a regular rental)
And I can keep LBP for as long as I want with no late fees and no due dates.
I paid for the first month in cash just to try it out but you can have it set for automatic withdraw.
All in all for major gamers like me it is well worth it.

Or u could gamefly, for less the price, and save on gas as it gets delivered to your mailbox.

[ground chuck]

blockbuster sends me 2 montly coupons for free movies or games, i use these coupons for instore rentals.

[Pepelutivruski4]

Originally Posted by quexos

Don't mean to stand out here but I love my PS3 too much to rent games that can be scratched or have dirt or whatever which can hurt the guts of my machine. I remember what rented DVD's looked like and I think the smoothness of my very well treated Bluray discs is a memory I want to keep

Originally Posted by Amon37

Depending on how much you rent, renting from stores per game is a waste of money.

wholeheartedly agree w/ both of these posts.

[blindsniper]

Originally Posted by BigBLUballz

Or u could gamefly, for less the price, and save on gas as it gets delivered to your mailbox.

LOL,it's so close I just walk.

[Jackeroo75]

Guys, BLU-rays rentals disc are MUCH better scratched resistent than dvds. Therefore, I doubt most blu-rays games or movies will even have that many scratches. I've been buying used blu-rays and games and NONE have scratches. I played BAD company all day and night and NOT a single scratched. Believe me, I own a PS2 and many of my NEW games are already scratched up!!!!

[Copywriter]

Originally Posted by dereksworl

little OT, but i didnt know 7-11 sold games. what is the world coming to?

That's funny. I went into the new 7-11 by me and they not only sold games, but they had a sign on the door about Rock Band auditions or something.

Um, you know it's pretend Fisher Price toys and not real instruments right?

[Copywriter]

Originally Posted by blindsniper

And I can keep LBP for as long as I want with no late fees and no due dates.

Of course there are no late fees or due dates, because you are being charged a daily fee ($20 monthly = roughly 65 cents a day). They'd love for you to keep the game for two months and return it, so you basically bought the game from them and have nothing to show for your money.

[eRod v1.0]

Netflix and the occasional Redbox

[Xerios]

Originally Posted by dereksworl

little OT, but i didnt know 7-11 sold games. what is the world coming to?

yeh wtfbbq