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RPGJock said:
Woa. First, the crack about being 30 because he is being "fiscal responsible" I am 35 and I far from being fiscal responsible. ;)

But there nothing wrong with wanting a better value with your saved money. I do suggest renting the game. Even better, take the money you saved and get a Gamefly subscription. That way when you get tired of the game, send it back and get a different one. Get some mileage out that $70 you wanted to spend on the game. The key is be smart with the money and not necessarily horde it.

I agree. God of War III is a single player game and if you don't plan on playing the game after beating it once, you're not gonna get much mileage out of it. It's like what? 12 hours or so? If you have the time to beat it within 5 days, go to your local rental store and rent it from there. Or do what I do and get a rental subscription. I really recommend rental subscriptions. Just make sure to get more than 1 game out at a time because if you go with 1 game at a time, waiting for shipping is going to be really annoying.

Gamefly is $23/month for 2 games out at a time. If you can afford that, go with that. It's a great deal. For just $23/month, you're gonna get a whole lot of gaming under your belt. Only real complaints I have about rental services: takes awhile to get games shipped to you (that's why 2 games out at a time is a must. Even with 2 games at a time, it still annoys me. lol I got bored of the first two games I rented very quickly so I sent them back quickly and it was a long wait to get a fresh delivery of games to sink my teeth into. Thankfully my backlog of games I own kept me busy. lol After I send back the latest rental I played and used up my 2nd rental spot on a FF13 reserve (even with a reserve, I still don't have it. lol), I'm gonna have another lull period. Once again, my backlog to the rescue. Oh and I gotta be productive and shit this week anyway. Assignment and test coming up. lol.