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| View Poll Results: Better to Rent or Buy a Video Game? | |||
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7 | 22.58% |
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24 | 77.42% |
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 Member 22 Level 30.86 Feb 2006 
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When I purchase a game, I know it's one that I'd want to keep and play more than once. I remember when Resident Evil first came out for the PSX, I rented it and finished the entire game within the rental period. I still ended up getting the game for myself later on.
I'd say renting is useful if there's a game you may be curious about and wouldn't want to pay full price for. Jam it back in, in the dark.  |
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