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I think I remember playing that game. It was decent, but the new Nascar game, NASCAR: The Inside Line, is much better. I can't reall...
1 day ago
I think I remember playing that game. It was decent, but the new Nascar game, NASCAR: The Inside Line, is much better. I can't really answer your question to be honest. I don't remember that game well enough. I definitely suggest The Inside Line, though. I'm really enjoying that game.
1 day ago
First off, creative way to spell Battlefield, lol. I think it's gonna be pretty solid. It seems like the people at DICE put more creative work into their games, compared to the yearly Call of Duty games. That said, I really don't care for Battlefield games. The multiplayer is way too slow for me, so I stick with the monotonous CoD :P I'm still interested in BF4 though, atleast for the campaign. I guarantee DICE is going to fully take advantage of the PS4/Next Xbox power. On top of that, they'll probably be able to make the PC version that much better, since the console's power will be much closer.
1 day ago
After they ship your game, it takes an average of 2-4 days, depending on how close you live to your shipping center.
about 2 days ago
Far Cry 3 is pretty good. I never really got that far into it, but it was very exciting. And I've actually heard that it's a loooooong game, so that could be a good (or bad) thing. It's way better than Far Cry 2, which was garbage from my point of view. Give it a rent.
about 2 days ago
Transience made a great point, and I generally agree with it. When this generation of consoles began, I was Xbox 360 all the way. I was going crazy over Halo, the third game in particular. Everything was going great... ...Then one of my consoles got the Red Ring of Death. No big deal, ship it in, get a working console. But then it happened again. And then they shipped me another broken console. Then the disc drives started going. Again, and again, and again. For whatever reason, after the New Xbox Experience and the Metro dashboard came out, my disc drives keep going out. And then the consoles went out of warranty. So now I only have one working Xbox (out of three). In all, I had 17 Xboxs break, not including the two that are currently done. I got a slim PS3 in 2009. I use it almost everyday (Seriously), and it has never had any major problems. I'm not saying the PS3 is the better console, but atleast it works. I'm so tired of my discs not working :(
about 2 days ago
Many Xbox original games work on the Xbox 360, but not all. Microsoft got away from the high cost of backwards compatibility by doing it via software rather than special hardware. What does this mean? Higher profile games, like Halo 2, work perfect on Xbox 360. However, unpopular games might not work on your 360. Luckily for your, GameFly made a list of Original Xbox games you can rent and play on your Xbox 360! Check it out: gamefly.com/rent-games/Browse/?spec=XboxGamesFor360&pf=1070
about 16 days ago
It depends on your account. You can get between one game out all the way to four games out. The most popular plan is two games out, since it's the most affordable (but not overkill) plan. I believe you have to be a member for 6 months or so before GameFly will let you upgrade your account to three or four games out. Anyways, here's the prices. 1 game plan: $15.95/mo + tax 2 game plan: $22.95/mo + tax 3 game plan: $29.95/mo + tax¹ 4 game plan: $36.95/mo + tax¹
about 16 days ago
In addition to what Royal said, the $5.45/month price is the promotional offer for a one game plan. You can also opt to get a free trial with a two game plan, which is better in my opinion. If you keep the one game plan after the promotional pricing, your monthly amount will increase to around $16. The monthly fee for the most common plan, two games out, is $23.
about 16 days ago
lol, wuhh? You forgot your password, AND email? woah... I can't really think of much you can do. You can email GameFly Customer Support, but they probably need your email... so, yeah. Honestly, try to remember your email. If you just know that, you can get a new password. If you can't remember any of your credentials, email GameFly Customer Support. They might be able to help you: support@gamefly.com
about 16 days ago
Not really. You can buy games (or download them on PS Plus), and then play them. But you can't stream games, such as services like OnLive. I'm betting there will be some sort of streaming for games on PS4, though. Remember, Sony bought Gaikai, which is a video game streaming service.
about 27 days ago
