Originally Posted by wrencrest Got my PS3 copy of Bayonetta. As mint as you can be for a used game. Case and manual in perfect condition.

I've noticed that from gamefly. When I buy the ps3 version of a game it looks like a brand new one. Every 360 game I've bought is scratched to death. One time it took two weeks to get a game from them. I ordered Bayonetta and it came within 3 days after it was shipped. I am very pleased with that.

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Originally Posted by jman619 I've noticed that from gamefly. When I buy the ps3 version of a game it looks like a brand new one. Every 360 game I've bought is scratched to death. One time it took two weeks to get a game from them. I ordered Bayonetta and it came within 3 days after it was shipped. I am very pleased with that.

Yep, all the Ps3 games from them seem to come in great condition. While 360 games are reportedly not so...

Originally Posted by wrencrest Yep, all the Ps3 games from them seem to come in great condition. While 360 games are reportedly not so...

Not hard to figure because they're probably getting more usage. Higher sales/interest = higher rentals. Reflects software sales, generally speaking.

Originally Posted by phantomfriar2002 Not hard to figure because they're probably getting more usage. Higher sales/interest = higher rentals. Reflects software sales, generally speaking.

Plus Blu-rays are less susceptible to scratches.

Originally Posted by evildeadjedi Plus Blu-rays are less susceptible to scratches.

and the ps3 dosent scratch your disc when playing a game

Originally Posted by phantomfriar2002 Not hard to figure because they're probably getting more usage. Higher sales/interest = higher rentals. Reflects software sales, generally speaking.

Besides that a dvd is easier to get scratched than a blu-ray is.

Originally Posted by phantomfriar2002 Not hard to figure because they're probably getting more usage. Higher sales/interest = higher rentals. Reflects software sales, generally speaking.

Actually it's because Blu-Rays are coated with scratch resistant stuff. It's harder to scratch Blu-Ray discs than DVD discs.

Originally Posted by jman619 I've noticed that from gamefly. When I buy the ps3 version of a game it looks like a brand new one. Every 360 game I've bought is scratched to death. One time it took two weeks to get a game from them. I ordered Bayonetta and it came within 3 days after it was shipped. I am very pleased with that.

Yup 360 games come so bad. The real bad news is when you buy a lot there and return the lemons they ban you after 2-3. It took me weeks of complaining about this to get unbanned. You would be shocked what they kept telling me why they would not unban me. I told them you got the games back and everything and they said it was not me they will not sell or rent anything to me cause they said the post office damaged them and i was high risk of keep getting damaged stuff. This made no sense and since my brother lives here to they even banned his account saying they banned this address. My brother laughed and said they sucked anyways but i dig the pain when they got nice deals.

why can't people just take care of stuff. Anytime I rent a game I don't throw it around the room just because it isn't mine. I know the 360 is known to scratch the discs at times but that is clear to tell when it is doing it and when it's just the user being an ass.

Originally Posted by kidrocklive why can't people just take care of stuff. Anytime I rent a game I don't throw it around the room just because it isn't mine. I know the 360 is known to scratch the discs at times but that is clear to tell when it is doing it and when it's just the user being an ass.

Exactly. People just dont take care of their things. Which is why "GS new" is an oxymoron.

So does GameFly do these kind of sales every month?