So how many years late is Blockbuster now? Seeing how they rarely ever have anything in stock I'm wondering how exactly they hope to compete? Where are all these games going to come from? Do they have some secret reserve somewhere? Doubtful.
I don't know if anyone's been paying attention but it's noteworthy to mention that Blockbuster just reinstated their late feel policy. Reinstated isn't exactly the right word as they've had one in the fine print all along but this one's a lit...
Console all the way for me right now. I bought a xbox360 and got a gamefly subscription for a fraction of what it would have cost me to buy a new computer. My computer sucks big time but the only thing I use it for (besides email and internet) was playing games. So for me it seemed the right time to make the break and go console.
It's been awesome. Got GTA4 from gamefly the day it released and decided to keep it for $48. Sweet deal!
So now I couch it in front of the ...
I'm a long time gamefly advocate and this just adds to their growing list of benefits. Gamefly is creating a one-stop shop for everything and that's the ultimate convenience if you ask me. Your game trade-ins end up paying for your membership for a while and in that time you can work your way through god only knows how many games. I'd say that's worth a $2 postage stamp.
I really don't buy games anymore with the exception of the random stand out and when I do I always get them fr...
I really don't get the notion that having one service for both movies and games is that great of a thing. I mean, I have both Netflix and Gamefly's membership fees automatically charged each month (is there any other way?). I don't even think about the fact that they are separate. Netflix has me covered on movies, Gamefly on games. What's the big deal about having an all in one? I think it's more an idea people have that it's somehow going to be better than any sort of reality.
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