Fellow Game Renters...

I have been renting from Blockbuster since I was playing NES games as a kid, and I'm sure I've spent more money renting and rerenting some great games....

These days, however are starting wear on my patience. For every Bioshock game they have, they have two rattatouie games. They've filled over two shelves with Madden and NCAA (which are both great franchises) yet they don't even have RE4 (Not even on the wii)

Today was the line! I saw Two Worlds on the shelves. They had exactly the same ammount of copies as Bioshock. Since Bioshock was all out (Madden wasnt) I decided to give Two Worlds a shot...You can guess exactly how I feel now. So I no longer have a Blockbuster unlimited game rentals account, and from now on, I'm depending on you all to let me know if a game is worth trying out. Y'all got my back???

*Picks up his redeemer and goes to the high ground*

You may wish to take cover should I need use of this to keep your back yours.

u should get a gamefly account i use it all the timeanman4707

DUde! You're my new best friend! This is all new to me. I'm joining right now. You just made my day!

You could use the link in my sig and help me get closer to a free Wii.

[QUOTE="anman4707"]u should get a gamefly account i use it all the timeDuddy316

DUde! You're my new best friend! This is all new to me. I'm joining right now. You just made my day!

[QUOTE="anman4707"]u should get a gamefly account i use it all the timeDuddy316

DUde! You're my new best friend! This is all new to me. I'm joining right now. You just made my day!

lol i can always use a new friend

I rented NES games from Blockbuster all the time when I was growing up. I recently tried to go back to renting due to the high price of next gen-games. Blockbuster's pitiful selection was enough to get me just to do more research before buying games. I went to five or six fifferent Blockbusters in my area, and none of them had a copy of Spider Man 3 or Fantastic Four for the PS3.

It blows my mind that Blockbuster will stock the shelved with RPG's and sports games that need 100 hours of play time to perfect, but won't buy any of the beat-em-ups or shooters that gamers would rather rent than buy. It just seems like such a poor business plan.