11/16/2007 15:09:35

I find it to be a great service, especially when you're not sure about buying a game but not want to pony up the $8 rental fee at Blockbuster for only a weeks worth of play. Rent it as long as you want and return it when you feel like it. Hell their used games can actually be cheaper than Gamestop and the best part is, the DVD case doesn't look like *** compared some cases from Gamestop.

11/15/2007 02:51:09

I did the Gamefly thing a while. If you put a game in your que that releases soon and you keep a slot open for it, 90% of the time they'll have one for you on release day. Kinda like a pre-order.

11/14/2007 07:50:51

Pretty decent actually, though keep in mind that they aren't exactly subtle with their mailers.  I cancelled because games kept getting 'lost' (aka, stolen) on their way to me in the mail. 

11/14/2007 06:57:01

I've been with them for over two years and have never had a problem. There were a couple of times that my games were less than timely but my local post office is funny sometimes so i couldn't really blame GF. I've had nothing but good experience with them, I you'll like their Keep It program - if you have a game rented that you want to keep, then you just go to their website, pay for it, then you keep the copy of the game you have and they send you the box and instruction manual in new condition (minus the shrink-wrap of course).

11/13/2007 23:31:03

I've been with Gamefly since May and they seems pretty good. They've been go on addressing my problems. Back when I was halfway through the first month of the service, my Xbox 360 got RROD. So I e-mailed Gamefly telling them about my Xbox 360 and asked if they could cancel my subscription and give me the other two weeks of my month service when I got my Xbox 360 back. Thankfully, they did and that made me real happy. Also, they've been good on replacing bad game discs for me when I report them.