New Games on the Horizon (the video game thread)

[mredskins]

^ Still think buying used then reselling is the cheaper path but more work then Gamefly. I have literally been paid to play games. I bought LittleBigPlanet for like $25 and sold it a month later for like $32. I KEEP no games, I have a paypal account just for buying used games I rarely have to put money into. It goes down when I buy then replenishes when I sell. Nice little system and it keeps the wife off my back for buying to many damn video games. =)

[MTK]

I used gamefly off and on. I like it but there can be long waits for new/popular releases.

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

I used gamefly off and on. I like it but there can be long waits for new/popular releases.

Funny Netflix is like that too.

[MTK]

Originally Posted by mredskins

Funny Netflix is like that too.

Funny, I haven't had the same issues with Netflix that I've had with Gamefly.

I've found the delivery times to be much quicker with Netflix too.

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Funny, I haven't had the same issues with Netflix that I've had with Gamefly.

I've found the delivery times to be much quicker with Netflix too.

What is in your Que Out of Africa? Anything in my Que filmed this decade takes forever to ship.

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Funny, I haven't had the same issues with Netflix that I've had with Gamefly.

I've found the delivery times to be much quicker with Netflix too.

yeah Gamefly didn't have an east coast distribution spot for the longest time, they started coming closer a couple of years ago I think

they still have a small amount I believe and I think that I read that netflix has over 100 distro spots

[Player_HTTR]

True about selling back, I forget I am one of the few who live about 2 hours from anywhere to trade games in at. <beats head on desk>

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by Player_HTTR

True about selling back, I forget I am one of the few who live about 2 hours from anywhere to trade games in at. <beats head on desk>

Never ever trade them to a Gamestop always sell on half.com or ebay.

Don't get me started on Gamestop and their evil ways.

[skinsfanthru&thru]

Originally Posted by mredskins

Never ever trade them to a Gamestop always sell on half.com or ebay.

Don't get me started on Gamestop and their evil ways.

I'll bite, why the hate?

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by skinsfanthru&thru

I'll bite, why the hate?

I swear we have had this talk in the past don't you work there.

[skinsfanthru&thru]

Originally Posted by mredskins

I swear we have had this talk in the past don't you work there.

Maybe we have, I don't remember. I do work there, but I read online every day how much some people vehemently hate us so they all kind of blend together after a while. I honestly just like learning from the legitimate controllable mistakes of others as a tool for making sure my store doesn't make similar mistakes because talking about and selling video games for a living is as fun as it sounds 95% of the time.

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by Player_HTTR

True about selling back, I forget I am one of the few who live about 2 hours from anywhere to trade games in at. <beats head on desk>

Yeah don't do it at the brick and mortar places though

they'll give you 15 or 20 and sell it at 50

[MTK]

Netflix has a distribution center in Albany and another one nearby in MA. so I usually have a very quick turnaround. I could drop a movie in the mail on a Monday and have a new one back by Wednesday.

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Netflix has a distribution center in Albany and another one nearby in MA. so I usually have a very quick turnaround. I could drop a movie in the mail on a Monday and have a new one back by Wednesday.

Same here but it seems like any of the new movies never ship.

[MTK]

Sometimes I may have a "short wait" for a movie but I haven't had any major issues. Maybe I've just been lucky.