GameFly Review
Reviews No Comments »Joining GameFly has been something I’ve wanted to do for years but was just never sure if it was worth it. Would I rent enough games in a month to cover the cost? How long does it take to receive games? Well my questions have been answered. One of the My Coke Rewards that I could purchase was a 30 day free trial of GameFly. This gives me a perfect way to try out the service and see for myself it it would be beneficial to us.
So I joined on a Saturday and put 10 games in my queue. By Wednesday of the next week, I had received the first two available games on my list. My top choice hadn’t even been released, so naturally they did not have it in stock. I received an email alert when they had mailed the games and was pleasantly surprised to receive them two days later. We played the games and then sent one back in the provided envelope. I then got notification when they had received the game. They then shipped out the next available one the same day.
The three games I have received have all played fine in the Nintendo Wii. Being a casual gamer, I love to play games for about a week and then maybe pick them up again in six months. This way I can play those games and spend less since now I don’t have to buy them. I can keep them for as long as I want. I’ve been averaging about keeping the games a week, so at this rate it looks like we will average 6-8 games a month. That’s not bad especially considering that there isn’t much choice when it comes to renting games locally.
So I will be keeping my GameFly membership since I do think it will be worth the money and the turn around time on games is fast. It’s not as fast as Netflix but it sounds like GameFly is interested in improving their service, so in the future it could be faster.




