The Kotaku article says there is a 7 day "trial" per gamertag. So, basically you can rent it and play online once.sportchampps wrote: This is bad for rentals becuase you cant play online if you rent the game unless you pay the 10 buck fee.
tcarrier32 wrote: this is fucking retarded. most ps3 games are clearly overpriced, with any game made by EA Sports leading the way with the overpricing. If they dont want people buying used games, then they need to lower the price instead of charging more.
its not like the completely rebuild each game, they update rosters and add new features.
EA Blows anyway, i want NFL 2k5 back.
When I was in NJ last winter waiting to fly out to Israel, I ventured to the local mall where I found a copy of NFL 2k5 for $.99....needless to say I couldn't pass it up, and I've been playing it since. I'm in my 5th year with the Br(Cl)owns.gorocks99 wrote: NFL 2k5 was boss. The first person view was uniquely awesome, although really difficult to play.
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I was going to write a complaint about this sooner, but when I got home I was alerted by my realtor that since I rent that I would no longer have functional cable or phone jacks.
I asked why I hadn't heard about this on the radio, but remembered that it was because I puchased my car used...and therefore the radio had been removed.
From there, the only place I could think of was the library. But when I arrived there was a note on the door. Apparently the books they lent out no longer came with the endings, and since nobody wants to read an unfinished book they lost their funding.
My final desperate attempt was to drive directly to Kotaku and plug my PC into their servers. Unfortunately after I broke in, I discovered that my PC had already been linked to my home's old IP address...and would only allow me to access the internet if I were connected directly to my original ports.
So here I am, sitting in my new home, with my new PC, finally able to post my complaint. And all it cost me was $180k and 12 months in prison for the break-in.
But hey, at least GameStop gets screwed out of a few sales, right?
