I always wondered about gamefly. I consider signing up but always back out.xmitchconnorx

I am currently doing the 2 week free trial. I figured it would be a wise investment, considering now it cost almost $9, with tax, to rent a single video game. Why not just pay $8 or $16 and get as many games as you want, as long as you want.

Yeah, it grinds my gears :P

But developers can't fix lag, lag is caused by one's trashy internet speed.

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I remember I would replay Kingdom Hearts over and over and over and over.....

I loved almost every aspect of that game, and it was also one of the first games that ever made me cry at the end. Pathetic? I like to think not.

I've probably gone about a month or so without playing it. I was scared too, because I thought if you don't turn it on for a while it will eventually just not work or something via dust. But then again, I also think that if it stays on too long it will overheat and die. So it's a paradox of death.

If the game starts getting stale, I stop playing it. Simple as that.hazelnutman

I wish I could do that. But I do agree that trophies should be like currency for PSN. Get enough trophies and buy an add-on, or a game, or anything. They are pointless, yet glorified as a symbol of video game professionalism amongst some.

I always feel stuck to a game after I have beaten it. My one, unintentional, rule with a game is normally when I beat it, if the trophy percentage is over 30-40% I tend to stick to the game and try to achieve 100%. This leads me into a downward spiral of rage because I can't get 1 or 2 of the achievements in NOBY NOBY BOY. I don't even enjoy this game. I don't know what I am doing, and the only reason I am still playing it is because I know I can get all the trophies.

Does anyone share this pain/habbit with me?

Now that I think about it, I don't really know of any other tennis games. Except for the Wii and Mario. But yeaaaaaah.

Me and my friends used to play that game constantly, it was so addictive, I will be happy to see another.

CBR600-RR

Any judge from FFXII.

I'd heard about that before. That's pretty neat. But I hame a problem with his Stranger In Moscow comparison.

That song wasn't written until after the child abuse allegations had been brought to light, by which point he had already been taken off the project. Itwas also released a year after Sonic 3 came out.

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