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http://www.co-optimus.com/game/1941/xbox-360/saints-row-the-third.html this site is really good, its devoted entirely to coop play, ...
about 1 year ago
http://www.co-optimus.com/game/1941/xbox-360/saints-row-the-third.html this site is really good, its devoted entirely to coop play, and they clearly state all coop options available in a game
about 1 year ago
first let me state that this would probably be more successful in the polls and opinion thread, this was stated publicly by the CEO of netflix so it is not entirely rumor. okay onto the question i have heard a lot of different opinions on this. some are staying with netflix, and others are jumping off the boat as soon as possible. their are several things to look at first and prominently lets look at shipping speed. it is a known fact that netflix ships games faster than gamefly, due to the service centers. the only way to compete with netflix in this regard is to build more shipping centers. another thing people compare netflix to is how they are always getting a game several months after it is out. where as netflixs it is pretty cheap. lets analyze this problem first. games on average are three times more expensive than DVDs also where as a DVD can be watched and sent back the next day, video games take a lot longer to wrap up i do think it will provide comp. but i believe it will not kill gamefly.
about 1 year ago
as mobilemouse stated please state what video game you are referring to in the future, as we have no clue as to how you are.
about 1 year ago
well that is a bit broad. if you could specify what exactly you want to know about the game we could narrow down your search and you may be more successful. all i can really do is point you in the right direction. Gaming mags +these are a good source because they generally hold themselves to a higher level than websites do +the writing is generally better written -the information is not as frequent -you will always have to pay for them Examples: gameinformer, playstation magazine, edge, Gaming Sites +they can be updated almost instantly +information is sometimes unofficial +videos of game +specialization of sites -some bias. -more annoying ads -some info is rumor and thus not accurate examplesIGN, kotaku, joystiq, gametrailers Fansites\forums +large pool of similar people with common interest +people know a lot about game +proactive in finding new information on game -largely biased -can often believe rumor as gospel examples: KoAR forums, wikia, 38 fans, 38 games, 38 watch
about 1 year ago
no, the most you can do is get rid all games on your queue except the one you want also make sure all of your games are sent back. i would not recommend this because if you are not in the first lot, then you may have to wait weeks before you receive the game you desire
about 1 year ago
please direct this to the buzz & rumor section
about 1 year ago
please direct this to the poll and opinion section next time
about 1 year ago
I assume that the primary reason was to open a competing option against steam, this though is a mammoth of a task as steam and valve our much loved on the PC by gamers. getting this service to thrive will become even more difficult as publishers are already isolating PC games to their distribution serve(EA Origins). the bigger target audience i believe are those who use Gamefly on the console but occasionally play games on PC. another reason I've heard of is that it is similar to netflix in that it is much cheaper to distribute games via the internet, then paying for shipping cost of all games
about 1 year ago