Redbox has got games now (suck a dick, Gamestop)

[Anderson]

First game rented: Transformers Dark of the Moon.

[BillyG]

I have not rented a game since my Dreamcast. This is unlikely to change that. Gamefly needs to stop sucking dick.

[Anderson]

I gave up on Gamefly after 2 months.

I'm cool with dropping 2 bucks on new games to test them out.

[B_Metal]

First game rented: Transformers Dark of the Moon.

Give us details once you've tried it out.

[Anderson]

Give us details once you've tried it out.

Plays closer to War for Cybertron. Nice layout. Insanely bland. If you stuck with it, I could see someone 1000ing it in a month.

[B_Metal]

Blech, bland is not what I wanted to hear. I'll pass.

[Abraham Smashington]

Loved War for Cybertron.

[Anderson]

Loved War for Cybertron.

Then, you'll love this game. Except War for Cybertron required skill. This just requires patience for playing the same level over and over again.

[Anderson]

New games to try:

Cars 2
Red Faction Armaggeddon (trying to find a machine that has it)

[Nathan]

How long do you get to keep the games?

[Ingrid]

Dollar a day, babe.

[Nathan]

Dollar a day, babe.

[V]

More Jack Elam, please?

I crave it like plants crave electrolytes.

[Timothy225]

From Wikipedia:

"Elam classified the stages of a moderately successful actor's life, as defined by the way a film director refers to the actor suggested for a part. (He said this on a George Plimpton ABC documentary about the making of Rio Lobo.) This humorous quote has also been attributed to other actors, especially Ricardo Montalban and Mary Astor:
Stage 1: "Who is Jack Elam?"
Stage 2: "Get me Jack Elam."
Stage 3: "I want a Jack Elam type."
Stage 4: "I want a younger Jack Elam."
Stage 5: "Who is Jack Elam?" "