Board 8 > Renting video games

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Raka_Putra 09/09/19 9:59:22 AM #1:	My friend told me that now he just rents video games instead of buying them (most of the time). Usually the period is 30 days/one month. And the cost ranges from between 1/10 to 1/5 of the game's full price. It is intriguing, but sometimes due to work I just couldn't find the time to play. Of course I can always extend the rent but that can feel wasteful. Anyone has experience of renting video games? What do you think? --- Into the woods, but mind the past... Into the woods, but mind the future! <cite>Raka_Putra posted [p:927188571] in Renting vi... [t:77999946]...</cite> <quote>My friend told me that now he just rents video games instead of buying them (most of the time). Usually the period is 30 days/one month. And the cost ranges from between 1/10 to 1/5 of the game's full price. It is intriguing, but sometimes due to work I just couldn't find the time to play. Of course I can always extend the rent but that can feel wasteful. Anyone has experience of renting video games? What do you think?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SantaRPidgey 09/09/19 2:25:40 PM #2:	I did rental programs for a few periods in my life, and the nice thing is they let you play a wide gaming catalogue for almost no money. Nowadays I'm older and the way I play video games is to get into one (usually retro) game at a time and play the absolute hell out of it, for months at a time, so renting doesn't really offer much to me now. --- werd <cite>SantaRPidgey posted [p:927198952] in Renting vi... [t:77999946]...</cite> <quote>I did rental programs for a few periods in my life, and the nice thing is they let you play a wide gaming catalogue for almost no money. Nowadays I'm older and the way I play video games is to get into one (usually retro) game at a time and play the absolute hell out of it, for months at a time, so renting doesn't really offer much to me now.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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