rockymedure

Of course it's a good thing, it's just not the only thing and sometimes companies place way too much into their graphics and ignore the other aspects that make a great game.

Hey guys... It's been a while since I've commented on this post and I feel like I have enough time with them to give you a review.  Over the last few months, I've sent in a total of 64 games (360, ps3 and wii) and I'm pleased to say that I earned $122.61 in the month of May!  I sent in a bunch of old games (obviously), so many of them are making as little as $.31 a month, but I have a few that are in the $4-$7 range and they add up quick!   Getting paid is simple, you just request the money you've earned and you'll receive an email from paypal that same day.
 
Just to check out the system, I've requested games back from them and had absolutely no hassle at all.  Games were shipped out that same day (I requested them a morning before I left for work).
 
As far as renting is concerned, it's great as well.  I receive games usually 2-3 days after placing my order and they have always arrived with the discs in great shape.  I really think that in comparison to other services (gamefly), it's cheaper to rent this way because of their mailing grace days.
 
I highly recommend them if you're looking for a place to rent or earn money from your used gmes.  If anyone has any questions I'll try to answer or I'm willing to test it out!

I had forgotten all about home.   Is anyone honestly surprised that it's buggy and worthless?

" It might be cool, I'll wait a bit and see how things turn out for them before signing up though. "

Final Fantasy II on Super Nintendo

Just wanted to let you guys know I received Dead Space 2 from them.  The packaging is nice, pretty much like gamefly and netflix.  Now hopefully the game is sweet!

Always discs.  I like having a physical collection of games.  Plus, it allows you to let others borrow the games, or you can trade or resell them

I highly recommend the penny trick.  It's done wonders for me.  Fixed 2 360's that way and neither has failed since.  It's really not that hard either, just watch a few youtube videos until you feel comfortable