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Video Game Rentals Guide: Reviews

We give you everything you need to make an informed decision about what online video game rental service is best for you. We spend countless hours reseaching and reviewing each individual site. Just kick back, read through our informative reviews, and find the site that fits your needs the best.

GameFly.com // visit site // read review

gamefly.com screenshot GameFly.com... The king of video game rental sites. Informative game reviews, console support, and an endless list of features has helped solidify GameFly's spot of the top of the rental services. A lot of relationships will be put in jeopardy when the boyfriend is forced to chose between the game or the girl. With a service like this, it might be wise for GameFly to branch out into relationship counseling.


four and half stars Consoles: [PS2, Xbox, Gamecube, GBA, DS, PSP]

Gamerang.com // visit site // read review

gamerang.com video game rental service screenshot Gamerang.com was a very pleasant surprise. The site makes one of the boldest statements of originality we've ever seen by operating four distribution centers. That's three more than most video game rental websites. This means over half of the United States can get the games they rent the very next day. How cool is that? If you only visit one game rental site in your life Gamerang.com should be it.


four and half stars Consoles: [PS2, Xbox, Gamecube, GBA, DS, PSP, PSone]

GPlay.com // visit site // read review

gplay.com screenshot Don't expect a lot of frills from GPlay.com. They're there to do one thing and that's to provide you with the best site to rent video games online. GPlay is simplistic in every sense of the word -- but that's not necessarily a bad thing. 56K users will appreciate their fast-loading site. First time users will love their easy-to-use queue system. And they were even kind enough to throw in twelve free issues of EGM, FHM, or Sync magazine. four stars Consoles: [PS2, Xbox, Gamecube, GBA, DS, PSP]

GameLender.com // visit site // read review

gamelender.com video game rental service screenshot Gamelender is a video game rental site that anyone would find useful. Extreme gamers (AKA -- the guys who pay more attention to their PlayStation than their girlfriend) will love GameLender's five-game plan. For the guy that has every gaming system in the world GameLender carries games for over 13 consoles. This site, easily, get's our blessings as one of the best video game rental sites on the Web today.


four stars Consoles: [PS2, Xbox, Gamecube, GBA, DS, PSP, PSone, N-Gage + 5 classics]

Into The Game // visit site // read review

intothegame.com screenshot IntoTheGame.com has got to be one of the most distinguished video game rental sites on the Net today. Pratically everyone will find something they like. Into heavy gaming? Their 4 game rental plan puts other sites to shame. Wanna test the waters first? Try their 21-day free trial. Just want to play a game on the weekend? If that's you then their new, 1 game ($12.95), plan may fit you prefectly. There's something for everyone at IntoTheGame.com. four stars Consoles: [PS2, Xbox, Gamecube, PSP, PSone, N64, Dreamcast, Genesis]

Gamez 'N' Flix // visit site // read review

gameznflix.com screenshot How do you please one family that has two movie buffs, three avid gamers, and a dog? Enter GamezNflix. This site has done what many others have tried and failed to do -- offer, both, DVD and video game rentals. Now the parents AND the kids can be happy. GamezNflix even offers an eight video game/DVD combination package. And with three distribution centers you'll get the movies and games you want much quicker. three and half stars Consoles: [PS2, Xbox, Gamecube, PSone]

JiffyGames.com // visit site // read review

jiffygames.com screenshot Canadian gamers will be excited to know that there's a video game rental site to serve their needs. JiffyGames.com offers an impressive catalogue of 2,000-plus video games and offers support for five major consoles. Another noteworthy site feature is their awsome refer-a-friend program. You get paid 100% of the sign up fee for every friend you refer who becomes a new member. If your friend joins for $17.95, you get $17.95. Now tell me... What's better than that? three and half stars Consoles: [PS2, Xbox, Gamecube, GBA, PSP]

NumbThumb.com // visit site // read review

numbthumb.com screenshot Is it just me, or do a lot of video game rental sites try to look like crap. It's almost like they intentionally suck just for kicks and giggles. We'll, anyway... NumbThumb does provide members with some unique features like their Priority Points program. Also, Texas, and nearby residents will benefit from shorter shipping times. NumbThumb.com might be for if you can ignore their embarrassingly low number of video game titles. three and half stars Consoles: [PS2, Xbox, Gamecube, GBA]

GameChoice.com // visit site // read review

gamechoice.com screenshot Butt ugly site + unique features = site that could've been so much more. GameChoice.com suffers dearly for its design follies but those who can look past these visual deficiencies will be pleased to find a site with much to offer. Their "Friend Referral" lets you earn cash for every new member you send them. Plus, GameChoice ships from New York which means quicker deliveries for members on the East Coast.


three stars Consoles: [PS2, Xbox, Gamecube]

RedOctane // visit site // read review

redoctane.com screenshot RedOctane is another site that suffers from a poor first impression. There's just nothing there to tell it apart from the other video game rental sites. However, RedOctane does manage to display some redeeming qualities. One of them being their 5 game rental plan. Die-hard gamers will love this feature. But remember, there's always a ying to a yang... And in this case the yang is the lack of a free trial. If you wondered why RedOctane only got three stars here's your reason. three stars Consoles: [PS2, Xbox, Gamecube, Dreamcast, Anime DVDs]

RentZero.com // visit site // read review

rentzero.com screenshot To start, Rentzero's site design sucks big-time. Helen Keller would have produced a more noteworthy website. Moreover, they have one of the smallest selection of titles in the video game rental industry. But in face of their shortcomings, Rentzero managed to keep a couple o' aces up their sleeves. One being their 14-day free trial. Keep in mind most sites only offer 10. Plus, Rentzero is the only site to ship the manual with the game. three stars Consoles: [PS2, Xbox, Gamecube]