Free video games delivered to your door
January 10, 2010
How can you be sure you’re getting the cheapest price on video games? It used to be that renting video games was a perfect solution and as inexpensive and easy as visiting your corner movie store. But avid game enthusiasts who rent many video games at once found how quickly those rental fees can add up. Add to that the heartache of failing to return a bunch of games on time and you’ll find that those late fees can really hurt.
Here are some timely hints on getting the best deal on video games and video game rentals.
First, check with your community library. Most offer free video game rentals to members of their community. You already pre-paid for their offerings with your property taxes so you may as well get your money’s worth.
Video Game Review Websites - Many websites offering video game reviews include game details, ESRB ratings, available systems, even actual gameplay footage. Check out the video graphics online first. You may find that the game is too violent for your tastes or unacceptable for your small children, even if the ESRB ratings indicate it’s appropriate.
Never Pay Retail - With online discount sites like eBay and Amazon, there is just no reason to pay full price ever again. Many times you’ll find games for DS on sale by checking these websites first.
Rent Games Online - Several companies offer online game rentals for one small monthly price. Members select from over 6000 of the most popular games, delivered right to their door, can keep them as long as they like, never pay a late fee for keeping them too long, and return games to the company with pre-paid envelopes. If you find a game you like, just notify the company and you can keep it for a small fee. A few companies offer a free trial period. Check them out to verify how their program works before you join.
Game enthusiasts who are serious about their passion can save a bundle of cash if they know where to look.
