One of my favorite things to do when I have some free time is play video games. With the price of newly released video games reaching $60-$70, it can get pretty expense trying to keep up with the latest and greatest games. It would seem like a good idea to buy used video games rather than new games. Before you do, you might want to consider some of the advantages and disadvantages to buying used and new video games.
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February 14, 2012 – 12:14 am
There are several sites on the internet that provide consumers with the option of video game rental by mail, with a monthly subscription fee. The most popular sites are GameFly, Gamerang and GameMine; each site features rental games and vary in the policies pertaining to consumers renting the games.
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September 21, 2010 – 7:26 am
There are many great games available for the Nintendo Wii. One of the best ways to try them out and find out which ones you like is to rent wii games online. This is considerably cheaper than buying the games new.
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December 11, 2009 – 11:03 pm
Halo 3: ODST was a side project developed by the Bungie community to give more insight on soldiers under the UNSC. These Orbital Drop Shock Troopers had a small part in Halo 2, but that was where their involvement ended. This game gives players a chance to be an ODST instead of a supersoldier, like the Master Chief in other Halo games. By going from being a small endeavor to a full-sized game, ODST was the top selling game for Xbox 360 on a worldwide scale.
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December 11, 2009 – 7:17 pm
Sony’s Playstation 3 console has had its ups and downs since its initial release at the close of 2006. A few solid titles helped their holiday push and carried them through Sony’s transition into the next-generation console war. When Sony published “Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune” from developer Naughty Dog they had their first original content classic. Since its release, fans have been clamoring for more of the brazen treasure hunter. With Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, Naughty Dog has listened to their audience and responded with a resounding enthusiasm to please their fans.
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November 20, 2009 – 12:25 am
In recent years, Electronic Arts has consistently published high-quality and well-designed games that have crossed genres and broken boundaries because of their accessibility. Their bread-and-butter staple series of franchise sports games set the bar early for the way they build intuitive interfaces for the dedicated followers who keep them in business. Spreading this formula into their “BIG” line (like NFL and FIFA street), they showed that they could do just as much damage with arcade style action/sports combination’s; and the more recent Black Box has further improved the dynamic of the “Skate” series and it’s revolutionary analog control. There latest game is called Brutal Legend.
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Looking for Netflix Games? Sorry to disappoint you, but Netflix does not rent games at this time. They were going to start renting games with Qwikster, but that is up in the air now with Qwikster being canned. Netflix may only rent movies, but there is a video game rental service that might be just what you are looking for.
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I always used to buy any video games that I wanted to play. I never even considered the idea of using an online video game rental service, even though I’ve been renting DVD movies online for several years now. But games are expensive and I don’t have the money to spend on them like I used to. As I look through my game collection, I realize that I have wasted a lot of money on games that have barely been played and some that will probably never be played again. Why do I keep spending $30 to $60 a piece for these games?
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The average PS3 owner does not need an introduction Ninja Gaiden Sigma, one of the system’s most popular action games, though it’s a essentially a refined port of the original Ninja Gaiden on the last-gen Xbox. Still, it was a very well done port with some great new content. Having said this, fans should be delighted to hear about the new Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2, which is scheduled to be released in Q4, 2009, and will be an updated port of the next-gen Ninja Gaiden II. That’s right, the Ninja Gaiden II for Xbox 360, initially released as a console exclusive. If this isn’t good news for fans of the Ninja Gaiden franchise on PS3, I don’t know what is.
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Eldar Saga happens to be the third installment in the Valhalla Knights series. I won’t lie to you. The first game in the series, which was released on the PSP in 2007, was pretty much horrible; or so every major video game reviewer agrees. And, believe it or not, Valhalla Knights 2 was unanimously considered far worse. The game’s issue? Well, game play. The graphics may be stunning, and the customization may be deep, but the game play itself is that of the incredibly tired and innovation-needy dungeon crawler. Mind you, not all dungeon crawling rpg’s are bad, but Valhalla Knights 1 and 2 were. Still, I suppose I would do well to give Eldar Saga the benefit of the doubt, especially considering that this time around developer K2 is taking an almost entirely different approach in terms of game play.
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