Gamefly....
Great to know! There are times when the kids want to rent a game out of the redbox and it ends up costing a fortune because we don't return it the next day ever! I will have to give it a go. They lose interest in games so quickly that buying new games is at time a huge mistake. Game Stop never gives you a great price to sell them the games either, so this seems like a better option.
We had it for a few years for my daughter. Very bad way to spoil a kid (Too great of a service)! 
If a game is lost, you get to buy it... We rented Nintendo DS games (before 3DS was out), we had lost a Mario game, $55 at the time at a local store. We called them, and they were glad to charge us $28 I think it was. I had to talk about cancelling the service, since it was extreme price to pay for a kid to lose a small game. She understood my daughters age range, and understood it kind of ruined our experience with her mistake.
When we moved out of the house, we found the game. It was still $39.99 at local stores (GameStop, and Walmart *not used price though*).
I liked the service they provided, but I play computer games, and they did not support PC games at that time. I'm curious if they do now (I think I seen in a newer commercial, and seemed like they do now)! So it might be worth it to me now if it's Downloadable content rental.
If a game is lost, you get to buy it... We rented Nintendo DS games (before 3DS was out), we had lost a Mario game, $55 at the time at a local store. We called them, and they were glad to charge us $28 I think it was. I had to talk about cancelling the service, since it was extreme price to pay for a kid to lose a small game. She understood my daughters age range, and understood it kind of ruined our experience with her mistake.When we moved out of the house, we found the game. It was still $39.99 at local stores (GameStop, and Walmart *not used price though*).
I liked the service they provided, but I play computer games, and they did not support PC games at that time. I'm curious if they do now (I think I seen in a newer commercial, and seemed like they do now)! So it might be worth it to me now if it's Downloadable content rental.
We had it for a few years for my daughter. Very bad way to spoil a kid (Too great of a service)! If a game is lost, you get to buy it... We rented Nintendo DS games (before 3DS was out), we had lost a Mario game, $55 at the time at a local store. We called them, and they were glad to charge us $28 I think it was. I had to talk about cancelling the service, since it was extreme price to pay for a kid to lose a small game. She understood my daughters age range, and understood it kind of ruined our experience with her mistake.
When we moved out of the house, we found the game. It was still $39.99 at local stores (GameStop, and Walmart *not used price though*).
I liked the service they provided, but I play computer games, and they did not support PC games at that time. I'm curious if they do now (I think I seen in a newer commercial, and seemed like they do now)! So it might be worth it to me now if it's Downloadable content rental.
If a game is lost, you get to buy it... We rented Nintendo DS games (before 3DS was out), we had lost a Mario game, $55 at the time at a local store. We called them, and they were glad to charge us $28 I think it was. I had to talk about cancelling the service, since it was extreme price to pay for a kid to lose a small game. She understood my daughters age range, and understood it kind of ruined our experience with her mistake.When we moved out of the house, we found the game. It was still $39.99 at local stores (GameStop, and Walmart *not used price though*).
I liked the service they provided, but I play computer games, and they did not support PC games at that time. I'm curious if they do now (I think I seen in a newer commercial, and seemed like they do now)! So it might be worth it to me now if it's Downloadable content rental.