Using Gamefly
Being both the largest game rental company, carrying the most games out of any rental services, Gamefly is the king of the renting game. At the begining it wasn’t big though. Without a doubt, Gamefly has gone far from where it started and is now a very powerful rental service.
Gamefly started at 2002 and over the years gain popularity, fans, new members, and a lot of games. Now there are over 6000 games for you to rent spread out through numerous consoles. Rent Wii games, or anything else, because Gamefly will have all of the games available for you to rent.
What do they do?
If it’s not clear to you Gamefly is a video game rental service. Besides their large variety of games, Gamefly also have many features available for using them.
Gamefly offers even new games that has been just released straight to your house! You’ll receive the game shortly in 2-4 days.
Once you receive the game you can play it as long as you want, whenever you want. Like the game you go? Well, Gamefly allows you to purchase it for a cheap price!
If you don’t like the game or beat it already then just send the game back in a already provided envelope, and put it in your mailbox. My favorite part of Gamefly is that they’ll automatically send the next game on your list, once the post office scans your game.
Other Features
Not only does Gamefly offers many, many games to rent, they offer many features that allows you to join the most out of your games. Another great feature Gamefly has is it’s Parent Control, you can prevent certain games from being rented.
By being a member with gamefly for a certain amount of time, you’ll get special rewards. With these special awards you can get even more discounts when buying games! Earn yourself a free month with Gamefly, just stick around with them!
You can start now with Gamefly for 8.95. In a month’s time, you can rent as many games as you want for free, from Gamefly!
Randy is a Wii addict. Having played almost all games available for the Wii he knows that a cheap way to get games is to <a rel=”nofollow” onclick=”javascript:_gaq.push(['_trackPageview', '/outgoing/article_exit_link/3073644']);” href=”http://multiplayerwiigames.com/rent-wii-games”>rent Wii games</a>. He also runs a blog, check out <a rel=”nofollow” onclick=”javascript:_gaq.push(['_trackPageview', '/outgoing/article_exit_link/3073644']);” href=”http://multiplayerwiigames.com”>Wii games 2010</a>.