Renting games?

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• gillyallan Posts: 31,719

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  20/01/13 - 18:30 #2

  Also check your local library.
  Mine rents games at £2 a week and they always have new titles in too.
  
  in fact a couple I've seen brand new where nobody has rented and the online code is still in the box.

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• gother Posts: 14,687

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  20/01/13 - 19:13 #3

  Boomerang are quite good i was on their £8.99 a month unlimited 1 at home pack and i was always getting one of my top 5 titles from my list.

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• Yorkshire.King Posts: 1,467

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  20/01/13 - 20:12 #4

  Funnily enough I use Blockbusters.......I pay £9.99 for unlimited dvd and games rentals (2 at a time) and they are prompt and have a fairly good list of titles.......
  
  (Not sure if this business is still going to be running or its just the shops closing)
  
  http://www.blockbuster.co.uk/bandsignup/all-rental-plans.aspx?href=%2faccount%2faccount.aspx

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• Nolan Deckard Posts: 889

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  20/01/13 - 20:45 #5

  LF for me, use it to rent quite a few games that I never got around to buying. Good value and really quick turnaround on discs.

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• Sarah489 Posts: 385

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  20/01/13 - 20:51 #6

  Yorkshire.King wrote: »

  Funnily enough I use Blockbusters.......I pay £9.99 for unlimited dvd and games rentals (2 at a time) and they are prompt and have a fairly good list of titles.......
  
  (Not sure if this business is still going to be running or its just the shops closing)
  
  http://www.blockbuster.co.uk/bandsignup/all-rental-plans.aspx?href=%2faccount%2faccount.aspx

  
  I think blockbuster aren't accepting new subscribers at the moment.

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• Kopite79 Posts: 508

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  21/01/13 - 01:21 #7

  Always used Lovefilm myself. Getting new releases isn't usually a problem for me. You just need to return the discs you have so that it coincides with the release date of the game or movie you want. Seems to work more often than not.

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