Cheap Ass Gamer 360 Game Lending Circle
Update (3/21/09): The GLC has been around for nearly 4 months now, and we've really had zero major issues. I think it goes without saying that the individual lenders can police themselves, and it is time to open the GLC to anyone the lenders are willing to work with.
Therefore, the GLC is officially out of Beta, although completed lendings cannot be reported in iTrader (as the function has not been approved or implemented yet). I will update the OP with a few changes in rules, and will leave the "recommended" minimum iTrader at +5/100% + 1 Year on CAG. This however, can be ignored by lenders if they feel comfortable.
The only thing I really want to stress here is the following: If you lend a game to someone, report it to me in the thread or by PM. I am removing the 1 game limitation, but leaving it as a recommendation.
As such, lenders have a RIGHT TO KNOW whether a borrower is currently borrowing from someone else. This is absolutely critical, and will likely prevent many if not all potential fraud and abuse. Protect yourselves, and protect your fellow CAGs. Report the beginning and end to all lendings.
I will record all completed lendings in the thread until a point in which Lender/Borrowing is added to iTrader.
Congratulations to all in making this a successful program to this point. I look forward to the expansion of the CAG GLC, because in the end, it's not about the number of games we play or the money we save (edit: yes it is), but it's about the number of us that now get to play that one game we once could not afford to play before.
Take care of your fellow CAGs, and they will take care of you.
~HotShotX
Founder and Operator of the Cheap Ass Gamer Game Lending Circle
P.S: Special Thanks to SynGamer for helping cultivate the idea in the first place.
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Overview:
Rules:
Lender / Borrower Responsibilities:
FAQs:
Recognized Lenders (Some games may not available at this time):
Current Transactions (Always check for 24 hrs before lending!!!):
Completed Transactions (Will be removed at conclusion of Beta):
~HotShotX
Update (3/21/09): The GLC has been around for nearly 4 months now, and we've really had zero major issues. I think it goes without saying that the individual lenders can police themselves, and it is time to open the GLC to anyone the lenders are willing to work with.
Therefore, the GLC is officially out of Beta, although completed lendings cannot be reported in iTrader (as the function has not been approved or implemented yet). I will update the OP with a few changes in rules, and will leave the "recommended" minimum iTrader at +5/100% + 1 Year on CAG. This however, can be ignored by lenders if they feel comfortable.
The only thing I really want to stress here is the following: If you lend a game to someone, report it to me in the thread or by PM. I am removing the 1 game limitation, but leaving it as a recommendation.
As such, lenders have a RIGHT TO KNOW whether a borrower is currently borrowing from someone else. This is absolutely critical, and will likely prevent many if not all potential fraud and abuse. Protect yourselves, and protect your fellow CAGs. Report the beginning and end to all lendings.
I will record all completed lendings in the thread until a point in which Lender/Borrowing is added to iTrader.
Congratulations to all in making this a successful program to this point. I look forward to the expansion of the CAG GLC, because in the end, it's not about the number of games we play or the money we save (edit: yes it is), but it's about the number of us that now get to play that one game we once could not afford to play before.
Take care of your fellow CAGs, and they will take care of you.
~HotShotX
Founder and Operator of the Cheap Ass Gamer Game Lending Circle
P.S: Special Thanks to SynGamer for helping cultivate the idea in the first place.
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Overview:
Recently, I've found it very hard to justify purchasing a game using money. I'm still in college, I don't have a lot of income, and as a CAG by nature I'm very reluctant to drop even $30 on a decent game that I know will eventually hit $20 or even $10 in a few months time. Times where I have pulled the trigger and splurged on a $60 game on release day have often left me "buyer's remorse" (Soul Calibur IV), and although I have many games in my library, I'm reluctant to trade away anything permanently until I complete all the achievements, and rather than grind away at achievements as to make a game available to trade, I'd rather relax and enjoy my gaming sessions over time.
At the same time however, I'd still like to try new games coming out. A good friend of mine, SynGamer, recently was kind enough to allow me to borrow Fable II from him. I finished it within a week, was completely disappointed by the ending, finished all the achievements, and sent it back to him today with my heartfelt gratitude that he truly saved me from making another $60 mistake (I did enjoy the game, but it was absolutely not worth the $4/hr I would've paid to complete a 15 hour game at $60).
And it got me thinking, times are hard, cash to burn is hard to come by for many CAGs, and a lot of us trade away games without any issue at all. Why not take it a step beyond that and establish a game lending circle of sorts?
I could resort to trading, but the street value of Mass Effect will not meet the street value of Fallout 3 for several months, despite the fact that most gamers will probably get the same level of enjoyment and time commitment from both games. So while it may not be economically sound to trade away Fallout 3 for Mass Effect, you might be more inclined to let a trusted CAG borrow your Fallout 3 if you're not actively playing it, while you enjoy another CAG's Mass Effect, knowing that your game is still your property and will be returned to you at your request or the completion of the game by the borrower.
You might say, "But HotShot, why not just use Gamefly?" In essence, this really isn't that much different from the GF system, but I don't particularly have the drive or the money to make full use of $15.95/month for gaming, and I believe that lending between CAGs would be cheaper and a tad bit more efficient.
You also might ask why this thread is in the 360 forum and not the trading forum, and I'd say that it is here because the 360's achievement and online systems offer a significant amount of monitoring options for any lender gracious enough to allow their fellow CAGs to borrow their games. For example, most games have a "Congrats, you completed the game" achievement, and this allows a lender to check a borrower's gamertag to see if they have either finished their game, or finished all the achievements, and therefore would be so inclined to ship it back in the near future.
At the same time however, I'd still like to try new games coming out. A good friend of mine, SynGamer, recently was kind enough to allow me to borrow Fable II from him. I finished it within a week, was completely disappointed by the ending, finished all the achievements, and sent it back to him today with my heartfelt gratitude that he truly saved me from making another $60 mistake (I did enjoy the game, but it was absolutely not worth the $4/hr I would've paid to complete a 15 hour game at $60).
And it got me thinking, times are hard, cash to burn is hard to come by for many CAGs, and a lot of us trade away games without any issue at all. Why not take it a step beyond that and establish a game lending circle of sorts?
I could resort to trading, but the street value of Mass Effect will not meet the street value of Fallout 3 for several months, despite the fact that most gamers will probably get the same level of enjoyment and time commitment from both games. So while it may not be economically sound to trade away Fallout 3 for Mass Effect, you might be more inclined to let a trusted CAG borrow your Fallout 3 if you're not actively playing it, while you enjoy another CAG's Mass Effect, knowing that your game is still your property and will be returned to you at your request or the completion of the game by the borrower.
You might say, "But HotShot, why not just use Gamefly?" In essence, this really isn't that much different from the GF system, but I don't particularly have the drive or the money to make full use of $15.95/month for gaming, and I believe that lending between CAGs would be cheaper and a tad bit more efficient.
You also might ask why this thread is in the 360 forum and not the trading forum, and I'd say that it is here because the 360's achievement and online systems offer a significant amount of monitoring options for any lender gracious enough to allow their fellow CAGs to borrow their games. For example, most games have a "Congrats, you completed the game" achievement, and this allows a lender to check a borrower's gamertag to see if they have either finished their game, or finished all the achievements, and therefore would be so inclined to ship it back in the near future.
Rules:
1. In order to qualify for the GLC, we recommend the following guidelines:
Borrowers: 5+/100% iTrader or more and at least a year on CAG.
Lenders: At least a year on CAG, you may build iTrader through lending, just report it here, do NOT leave iTrader feedback.
These are merely recommendations by me (HotShotX), and individual lenders may set their own requirements.
As noted above, anyone with less than 100% iTrader feedback should not be using the GLC. This is still a very new idea and I am taking whatever methods I can to make it as safe as possible.
2. As a borrower, it is recommended to not borrow more than one game at a time. Don't have another game lent to you until your previous lender confirms receipt of their game back in good condition (i.e. Don't request another game simply because your previous game is “in transit”). This is a recommendation, not a set rule, and the decision is up to the lender.
3. Lenders may lend as many games to as many CAGs as they choose. Lenders lend at their discretion, can reject any request for any reason, and can request the return of their lent game at any time. There will be no waiting lists, "I requested it first", or "But I'm not finished with it" malarkey. There will be consequences for lenders who repeatedly “jerk around” borrowers with premature returns, but the request alone should not result in negative feedback being submitted, it shall be neutral.
4. This thread will maintain a list of current transactions. (Ex. HotShotX - Currently borrowing Fable II from SynGamer, or Ex. HotShotX - Fable II / SynGamer) Always check the list prior to agreeing to lending to ensure no one is borrowing more than they should. Lenders will PM me (HotShotX) the info on ALL transactions, and I'll update the thread when I can (I work full-time now, so updates have been a bit slow). If you are not vigilant enough to contribute to the list, there will be issues where some will borrow more than they should, and result in abuse. Help protect your fellow CAGs, and notify me of all lending shipping/receiving practices. Only lenders need notify me of current transactions.
5. A completed transaction results in a positive iTrader rating. A full transaction would be (Game Shipped > Game Received by Borrower > Game Shipped back to Lender > Game Received by Lender in originally lent condition). If possible, two new iTrader options should be created to show which CAG was the "Borrower" and which was the "Lender".
6. Delivery Confirmation. Period. It's about $2.60 for me to ship a game 3-Day with DC. Keep your shipping receipts, in case anything goes awry and you need to provide proof that you did indeed ship the game to the right zip code. Always PM the DC# to your borrower, and they should do the same for the lender when shipping it back.
7. Anyone caught trying to abuse the system will be dealt with as harshly as they would on the trading forum (it's not my jurisdiction but I'd like the same if not harsher penalties to apply. If all else fails you can always file for mail fraud, and I'll update the OP that someone should not be traded with).
Borrowers: 5+/100% iTrader or more and at least a year on CAG.
Lenders: At least a year on CAG, you may build iTrader through lending, just report it here, do NOT leave iTrader feedback.
These are merely recommendations by me (HotShotX), and individual lenders may set their own requirements.
As noted above, anyone with less than 100% iTrader feedback should not be using the GLC. This is still a very new idea and I am taking whatever methods I can to make it as safe as possible.
2. As a borrower, it is recommended to not borrow more than one game at a time. Don't have another game lent to you until your previous lender confirms receipt of their game back in good condition (i.e. Don't request another game simply because your previous game is “in transit”). This is a recommendation, not a set rule, and the decision is up to the lender.
3. Lenders may lend as many games to as many CAGs as they choose. Lenders lend at their discretion, can reject any request for any reason, and can request the return of their lent game at any time. There will be no waiting lists, "I requested it first", or "But I'm not finished with it" malarkey. There will be consequences for lenders who repeatedly “jerk around” borrowers with premature returns, but the request alone should not result in negative feedback being submitted, it shall be neutral.
4. This thread will maintain a list of current transactions. (Ex. HotShotX - Currently borrowing Fable II from SynGamer, or Ex. HotShotX - Fable II / SynGamer) Always check the list prior to agreeing to lending to ensure no one is borrowing more than they should. Lenders will PM me (HotShotX) the info on ALL transactions, and I'll update the thread when I can (I work full-time now, so updates have been a bit slow). If you are not vigilant enough to contribute to the list, there will be issues where some will borrow more than they should, and result in abuse. Help protect your fellow CAGs, and notify me of all lending shipping/receiving practices. Only lenders need notify me of current transactions.
5. A completed transaction results in a positive iTrader rating. A full transaction would be (Game Shipped > Game Received by Borrower > Game Shipped back to Lender > Game Received by Lender in originally lent condition). If possible, two new iTrader options should be created to show which CAG was the "Borrower" and which was the "Lender".
6. Delivery Confirmation. Period. It's about $2.60 for me to ship a game 3-Day with DC. Keep your shipping receipts, in case anything goes awry and you need to provide proof that you did indeed ship the game to the right zip code. Always PM the DC# to your borrower, and they should do the same for the lender when shipping it back.
7. Anyone caught trying to abuse the system will be dealt with as harshly as they would on the trading forum (it's not my jurisdiction but I'd like the same if not harsher penalties to apply. If all else fails you can always file for mail fraud, and I'll update the OP that someone should not be traded with).
Lender / Borrower Responsibilities:
Lenders:
1. Lend out games you don’t mind being played by trusted CAGs for a prolonged period of time, use 2 weeks as a traditional benchmark, but not necessarily a set in stone standard.
2. Do what is necessarily to protect yourself in case a game is damaged or lost in shipping. Take photos that show the condition of what your sending out, with your CAG name on a piece of paper in every photo. Keep your shipping receipts, use Delivery Confirmation. If an issue arises, they will be invaluable in proving your case.
3. Keep in touch with your borrowers, track their progress on Xbox Live, and know when they’ve gotten the “Complete the Game” achievement or all the achievements for the game they have borrowed from you. This way you have a better idea when they will be shipping the game back, and if something is up when they have 1000/1000 and they PM you “I’m not finished with the game yet, need a few more days” with no real explanation.
4. Always PM me (HotShotX) on new transactions/lending you are beginning, and when current lending is completed and your game has returned in good condition.
5. Always check the tracking list in the OP of the thread to ensure that someone is not trying to borrow from many lenders simultaneously. Borrowers ARE allowed to borrow more than one game at a time, but the practice is discouraged in order to limit/prevent abuse.
6. Always list the amount of time you are willing to lend out games for in your lending post.
Borrowers:
1. As mentioned before, Lenders are taking a large risk in lending out games, while you are saving a good amount of money for each game you borrow instead of buy. As such, you will cover all shipping costs, paying for 3-Day shipping and DC each way (about $2.60 each way), slipping in $3 into the game’s case when returning the game back to the lender, in order to cover their initial shipping costs. In the end, you will potentially be spending $5-6 to borrow a $60 game for a period of time.
2. Take the utmost care of the games you borrow. The term “Mint Condition” means different things to different people, and some people simply cannot take care of things in their possession like others will. If you feel that you and a lender will have a conflict on the condition of a game, borrow from someone else. You should also be taking photos of the games you borrow if you feel that the condition of the game might be an issue.
3. Only borrow games you will actually have time to play for a reasonable amount of time. Don't borrow 2-3 games from the GLC when you're getting the next big release in the same time frame. Lenders expect their games collect dust on THEIR shelves, not yours. If you have not played the game you borrowed in a few days, ship it back so others can play it, and borrow it again at a later time.
4. Understand that Lenders have full control about the lending of their games. If they request it back, you may ask for additional time, but if they refuse, pack the game up and ship it back without issue. A program such as this relies heavily on the generosity of your fellow CAGs, and we will do as much as we can to make the process as easy as we can for those who essentially gain nothing by its success, but contribute everything to it.
1. Lend out games you don’t mind being played by trusted CAGs for a prolonged period of time, use 2 weeks as a traditional benchmark, but not necessarily a set in stone standard.
2. Do what is necessarily to protect yourself in case a game is damaged or lost in shipping. Take photos that show the condition of what your sending out, with your CAG name on a piece of paper in every photo. Keep your shipping receipts, use Delivery Confirmation. If an issue arises, they will be invaluable in proving your case.
3. Keep in touch with your borrowers, track their progress on Xbox Live, and know when they’ve gotten the “Complete the Game” achievement or all the achievements for the game they have borrowed from you. This way you have a better idea when they will be shipping the game back, and if something is up when they have 1000/1000 and they PM you “I’m not finished with the game yet, need a few more days” with no real explanation.
4. Always PM me (HotShotX) on new transactions/lending you are beginning, and when current lending is completed and your game has returned in good condition.
5. Always check the tracking list in the OP of the thread to ensure that someone is not trying to borrow from many lenders simultaneously. Borrowers ARE allowed to borrow more than one game at a time, but the practice is discouraged in order to limit/prevent abuse.
6. Always list the amount of time you are willing to lend out games for in your lending post.
Borrowers:
1. As mentioned before, Lenders are taking a large risk in lending out games, while you are saving a good amount of money for each game you borrow instead of buy. As such, you will cover all shipping costs, paying for 3-Day shipping and DC each way (about $2.60 each way), slipping in $3 into the game’s case when returning the game back to the lender, in order to cover their initial shipping costs. In the end, you will potentially be spending $5-6 to borrow a $60 game for a period of time.
2. Take the utmost care of the games you borrow. The term “Mint Condition” means different things to different people, and some people simply cannot take care of things in their possession like others will. If you feel that you and a lender will have a conflict on the condition of a game, borrow from someone else. You should also be taking photos of the games you borrow if you feel that the condition of the game might be an issue.
3. Only borrow games you will actually have time to play for a reasonable amount of time. Don't borrow 2-3 games from the GLC when you're getting the next big release in the same time frame. Lenders expect their games collect dust on THEIR shelves, not yours. If you have not played the game you borrowed in a few days, ship it back so others can play it, and borrow it again at a later time.
4. Understand that Lenders have full control about the lending of their games. If they request it back, you may ask for additional time, but if they refuse, pack the game up and ship it back without issue. A program such as this relies heavily on the generosity of your fellow CAGs, and we will do as much as we can to make the process as easy as we can for those who essentially gain nothing by its success, but contribute everything to it.
FAQs:
1. Is there a specific amount of time a game can be borrowed for?
Lenders will set their own individual times that a game of theirs can be borrowed for. Some lenders will not set a time and will allow a borrower to borrow a game indefinitely until they request it back, and some may set a period of a few weeks. This information needs to be made clear up front and in the borrowing list of all lenders, so that borrowers can make a decision as to whether they will have enough time with a game before requesting.
2. Can a borrower ship a borrowed game to the next borrower in line, and not back to the lender, in order to save shipping?
This practice is discouraged by the circle in order to preventing the situation of “My game was damaged by a borrower, but which one?”. Lenders should be taking every step to preserve the quality of their games, inspecting the disk and taking photos before shipping and after receiving it back, in case damage beyond traditional wear and tear has been received and a borrower needs to replace the disk. However, we also understand the demand to keep shipping costs as low as possible, and ultimately leave the decision up to individual lenders, but be aware that if your games are damaged, your options are limited. We are not eBay, and will not consistently take a single side when no evidence is provided. “He said / She said” arguments between borrowers and lenders will ultimately amount to bupkis.
3. Who pays for the cost of shipping/envelopes/etc.?
Borrowers will pay for all associated shipping costs. Lenders are taking a large enough risk, but are also kind enough to lend their games to those strangers/acquaintances online. When borrowers are potentially saving $60 to play a recently released video game, $5 is very little to ask for. Since the values of money involved as so small, it might not make much sense to use PayPal to transfer $3 to a lender, when part of that will be cut out, and not everyone has PayPal. It will be considered an acceptable practice for borrowers to slip in $3-4 into the game’s case/envelope upon shipping it back to the lender.
4. At what point would a commercial game rental plan like GameFly be a better choice of the CAG Game Lending Circle?
The minimum Gamefly plan costs $15.95/month, and you can borrow one game at a time. You would have to borrow and beat 3-4 games a month on this lending circle before Gamefly is a better option. This is mostly for CAGs who want to borrow games, but play them at their leisure. At the same time, this is also for lenders who are not actively playing a game in their library and don't want to trade it off, but don't mind others playing it while they work on another game.
5. How can you expect somebody to send you a $60 game when all a borrower might have as "collateral" is a $10 game?
The street value of the game is not what's being trading here, but rather the amount of time one would spend playing the game. Mass Effect and Fallout 3 are nowhere near in value as far as money is concerned, but Mass Effect will take as long to beat as Fallout 3 and deliver a great gaming experience, just as Fallout 3 would. If a lender is not interested in playing a game from a borrower but still wants "collateral", they should borrow a higher end game from the borrower, and split the cost of shipping. If you are not comfortable, lend to someone else. No one will ever force a lender to lend to those they are uncomfortable with.
6. Basically Lenders are letting someone they don't know anything about to borrow their property.
If you just lend out your games to whoever on CAG, then yeah. Lenders should be taking some time to review the previous trading history of potential borrowers, or trade only amongst close CAG friends. Lenders have full control over who they do and do not trade with. You will not be booted from CAG or the GLC if you choose to lend only to a select few.
If you are that concerned about your items getting damaged by others, do one of the following:
A. Only lend out games you don't might becoming damaged.
B. Borrow a high end game from the borrower as collateral.
C. Ask the borrower to replace the disk, report them if refused, file for mail fraud.
D. Lend only to people you trust (not everyone immediately just scratches the hell out of their disk the second they get it).
7. What if my game is damaged by a borrower, what is the process of replacing it?
If a borrower is being cooperative, the process is very simple:
A. The borrower buys a replacement copy online or in their area, and has it mailed to the lender. This copy must be in "sealed/new" or "used in mint condition", the cost does not matter, and cash is not acceptable. The borrower will include an extra $3 to cover the cost of the lender shipping the damaged game back to the borrower.
B. The lender will ship the damaged game and all associated materials (case/manual) to the borrower.
C. Positive feedback is left for both parties. The transaction went bad, but amends were made.
Lenders will set their own individual times that a game of theirs can be borrowed for. Some lenders will not set a time and will allow a borrower to borrow a game indefinitely until they request it back, and some may set a period of a few weeks. This information needs to be made clear up front and in the borrowing list of all lenders, so that borrowers can make a decision as to whether they will have enough time with a game before requesting.
2. Can a borrower ship a borrowed game to the next borrower in line, and not back to the lender, in order to save shipping?
This practice is discouraged by the circle in order to preventing the situation of “My game was damaged by a borrower, but which one?”. Lenders should be taking every step to preserve the quality of their games, inspecting the disk and taking photos before shipping and after receiving it back, in case damage beyond traditional wear and tear has been received and a borrower needs to replace the disk. However, we also understand the demand to keep shipping costs as low as possible, and ultimately leave the decision up to individual lenders, but be aware that if your games are damaged, your options are limited. We are not eBay, and will not consistently take a single side when no evidence is provided. “He said / She said” arguments between borrowers and lenders will ultimately amount to bupkis.
3. Who pays for the cost of shipping/envelopes/etc.?
Borrowers will pay for all associated shipping costs. Lenders are taking a large enough risk, but are also kind enough to lend their games to those strangers/acquaintances online. When borrowers are potentially saving $60 to play a recently released video game, $5 is very little to ask for. Since the values of money involved as so small, it might not make much sense to use PayPal to transfer $3 to a lender, when part of that will be cut out, and not everyone has PayPal. It will be considered an acceptable practice for borrowers to slip in $3-4 into the game’s case/envelope upon shipping it back to the lender.
4. At what point would a commercial game rental plan like GameFly be a better choice of the CAG Game Lending Circle?
The minimum Gamefly plan costs $15.95/month, and you can borrow one game at a time. You would have to borrow and beat 3-4 games a month on this lending circle before Gamefly is a better option. This is mostly for CAGs who want to borrow games, but play them at their leisure. At the same time, this is also for lenders who are not actively playing a game in their library and don't want to trade it off, but don't mind others playing it while they work on another game.
5. How can you expect somebody to send you a $60 game when all a borrower might have as "collateral" is a $10 game?
The street value of the game is not what's being trading here, but rather the amount of time one would spend playing the game. Mass Effect and Fallout 3 are nowhere near in value as far as money is concerned, but Mass Effect will take as long to beat as Fallout 3 and deliver a great gaming experience, just as Fallout 3 would. If a lender is not interested in playing a game from a borrower but still wants "collateral", they should borrow a higher end game from the borrower, and split the cost of shipping. If you are not comfortable, lend to someone else. No one will ever force a lender to lend to those they are uncomfortable with.
6. Basically Lenders are letting someone they don't know anything about to borrow their property.
If you just lend out your games to whoever on CAG, then yeah. Lenders should be taking some time to review the previous trading history of potential borrowers, or trade only amongst close CAG friends. Lenders have full control over who they do and do not trade with. You will not be booted from CAG or the GLC if you choose to lend only to a select few.
If you are that concerned about your items getting damaged by others, do one of the following:
A. Only lend out games you don't might becoming damaged.
B. Borrow a high end game from the borrower as collateral.
C. Ask the borrower to replace the disk, report them if refused, file for mail fraud.
D. Lend only to people you trust (not everyone immediately just scratches the hell out of their disk the second they get it).
7. What if my game is damaged by a borrower, what is the process of replacing it?
If a borrower is being cooperative, the process is very simple:
A. The borrower buys a replacement copy online or in their area, and has it mailed to the lender. This copy must be in "sealed/new" or "used in mint condition", the cost does not matter, and cash is not acceptable. The borrower will include an extra $3 to cover the cost of the lender shipping the damaged game back to the borrower.
B. The lender will ship the damaged game and all associated materials (case/manual) to the borrower.
C. Positive feedback is left for both parties. The transaction went bad, but amends were made.
Recognized Lenders (Some games may not available at this time):
Chronotrigga
Foo228
Crackdown
Gears of War
The Orange Box
XBLA Unplugged V1
XBLA Arcade 360 disk
homeland
HotShotX
JIGSAWjr
jp0213
justden
Littlefields
Manatee
StarKnightX
SynGamer
Assassins Creed
Beautiful Katamari
Burnout Paradise
CoD:WaW
DDR Universe
Dead Rising
Fallout 3 (I'll be glad to exchange this for Fable 2)
Gears of War 2
GRAW 2
GTA IV
Halo 3
Mass Effect
NBA 07/NFL 07
Viva Pinata
Beautiful Katamari
Burnout Paradise
CoD:WaW
DDR Universe
Dead Rising
Fallout 3 (I'll be glad to exchange this for Fable 2)
Gears of War 2
GRAW 2
GTA IV
Halo 3
Mass Effect
NBA 07/NFL 07
Viva Pinata
Crackdown
Gears of War
The Orange Box
XBLA Unplugged V1
XBLA Arcade 360 disk
Civ: Revolution
Crackdown
Lego's Indiana Jones
Lost Odyssey
Sega Superstar Tennis
Stuntman
XBL Arcade Compilation Disk
Crackdown
Lego's Indiana Jones
Lost Odyssey
Sega Superstar Tennis
Stuntman
XBL Arcade Compilation Disk
Ace Combat 6
Army of Two
Bully: Scholarship Edition
Burnout Revenge
Call of Duty 3
Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars
Crackdown
Dead or Alive 4
Devil May Cry 4
Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
Gears of War
Grand Theft Auto IV
Kameo: Elements of Power
Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom
Mass Effect
Orange Box
Overlord
Project Sylpheed
Sonic The Hedgehog
Soul Calibur IV
Universe at War: Earth Assault
Viva Pinata
Army of Two
Bully: Scholarship Edition
Burnout Revenge
Call of Duty 3
Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars
Crackdown
Dead or Alive 4
Devil May Cry 4
Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
Gears of War
Grand Theft Auto IV
Kameo: Elements of Power
Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom
Mass Effect
Orange Box
Overlord
Project Sylpheed
Sonic The Hedgehog
Soul Calibur IV
Universe at War: Earth Assault
Viva Pinata
Big Bumpin'
Blue Dragon
Call of Duty 2
Call of Duty 3
Condemned: Criminal Origins
Dark Sector
Madden 07
NBA 2k7
Pocketbike Racer
Rainbow Six: Vegas
Sneak King
Saints Row (PH)
Splinter Cell: Double Agent Limited Edition
Test Drive: Unlimited
Viva Pinata
Blue Dragon
Call of Duty 2
Call of Duty 3
Condemned: Criminal Origins
Dark Sector
Madden 07
NBA 2k7
Pocketbike Racer
Rainbow Six: Vegas
Sneak King
Saints Row (PH)
Splinter Cell: Double Agent Limited Edition
Test Drive: Unlimited
Viva Pinata
Battlefield Bad Company: Gold Edition
Big Bumpin
Burnout: Revenge
Call of Duty 2
Call of Duty 3
Call of Duty 4
Crackdown
Dead or Alive 4
Destroy All Humans!: Path of the Furon
Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Limited Collector's Edition
Elder Scrolls IV: Shivering Isle
F.E.A.R.
F.E.A.R. Files
Fable II: Limited Edition
Fallout 3: Limited Edition
Flatout: Ultimate Carnage
Gears of War: Limited Collector's Edition
Grand Theft Auto IV: Special Edition
Halo 3: Legendary Edition
Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga
Madden NFL 08
Madden NFL 09: 20th Anniversary Edition
Mass Effect: Limited Collector's Edition
Mercenaries 2
Perfect Dark Zero: Limited Collector's Edition
PocketBike Racer
Prey: Limited Collector's Edition
Quake 4
Scene It!
Sneak King
Soul Calibur IV: Limited Edition
Star Trek: Legacy
WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2009
Big Bumpin
Burnout: Revenge
Call of Duty 2
Call of Duty 3
Call of Duty 4
Crackdown
Dead or Alive 4
Destroy All Humans!: Path of the Furon
Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Limited Collector's Edition
Elder Scrolls IV: Shivering Isle
F.E.A.R.
F.E.A.R. Files
Fable II: Limited Edition
Fallout 3: Limited Edition
Flatout: Ultimate Carnage
Gears of War: Limited Collector's Edition
Grand Theft Auto IV: Special Edition
Halo 3: Legendary Edition
Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga
Madden NFL 08
Madden NFL 09: 20th Anniversary Edition
Mass Effect: Limited Collector's Edition
Mercenaries 2
Perfect Dark Zero: Limited Collector's Edition
PocketBike Racer
Prey: Limited Collector's Edition
Quake 4
Scene It!
Sneak King
Soul Calibur IV: Limited Edition
Star Trek: Legacy
WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2009
Bioshock
Blue Dragon
Call of Duty 3
Call of Duty 4
Civilization Revolution
Culdcept Saga
Devil May Cry 4
Eternal Sonata
Gears of War
Gears of War 2
Grand Theft Auto 4
Kameo
Lego Batman
Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle Earth 2
Orange Box
Overlord
Spider-Man 3
Tenchu Z
Too Human
Viva Pinata
Viva Pinata: Trouble in Paradise
Blue Dragon
Call of Duty 3
Call of Duty 4
Civilization Revolution
Culdcept Saga
Devil May Cry 4
Eternal Sonata
Gears of War
Gears of War 2
Grand Theft Auto 4
Kameo
Lego Batman
Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle Earth 2
Orange Box
Overlord
Spider-Man 3
Tenchu Z
Too Human
Viva Pinata
Viva Pinata: Trouble in Paradise
Call of Duty 4
Forza Motorsport 2
Gears of War
Gears of War 2
RockBand (Lending disc)
Forza Motorsport 2
Gears of War
Gears of War 2
RockBand (Lending disc)
Beowulf
Blazing Angels 2
Blue Dragon
Chromehounds
College Hoops 2K7
Conan
Condemned
Condemned 2
DDR Universe 1
Enchanted Arms
Far Cry:Instincts Predator
Forza Motorsports 2
Gears of War
GTA IV
Guitar Hero II
Guitar Hero III
Hitman Blood Money
Lego Star Wars II
Lost Odyssey
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance
Monster Madness
Naruto: Rise of a Ninja
NBA 2K8
NBA Live 07
NBA Live 08
NFS Most Wanted
NFS Prostreet
NHL 2K7
NHL 2K8
Perfect Dark Zero
Prey
Saints Row
Skate.
Splinter Cell: Double Agent
Superman Returns
The Bigs
The Orange Box -- Out to Peggy Wu
Timeshift
XBL Arcade Compilation
Blazing Angels 2
Blue Dragon
Chromehounds
College Hoops 2K7
Conan
Condemned
Condemned 2
DDR Universe 1
Enchanted Arms
Far Cry:Instincts Predator
Forza Motorsports 2
Gears of War
GTA IV
Guitar Hero II
Guitar Hero III
Hitman Blood Money
Lego Star Wars II
Lost Odyssey
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance
Monster Madness
Naruto: Rise of a Ninja
NBA 2K8
NBA Live 07
NBA Live 08
NFS Most Wanted
NFS Prostreet
NHL 2K7
NHL 2K8
Perfect Dark Zero
Prey
Saints Row
Skate.
Splinter Cell: Double Agent
Superman Returns
The Bigs
The Orange Box -- Out to Peggy Wu
Timeshift
XBL Arcade Compilation
All-Pro Football 2K8
Army of Two
Assassin's Creed
Banjo Kazooie : Nuts and Bolts
Beautiful Katamari
Blazing Angels 2
Blitz the League
Blue Dragon
Bigs (The)
Burger King Games (Big Bumpin , Pocketbike Racer , Sneak King)
Burnout Revenge
Call of Duty 2
Call of Duty 3
Cars
Chromehounds
Condemned
Comdemned 2 : Bloodshot
Crackdown
Culdcept Saga
Dance Dance Revolution Universe
Darkness (The)
Dark Sector
Dead or Alive 4
Deadrising
Def Jam Icon
Dragonball Z : Burst Limit
Dynasty Warriors 5 Empires
FIFA Soccer 07
Forza 2
Fuzion Frenzy 2
Gears of War
Gears of War 2
Grid
Guitar Hero 2
Halo 3
Hitman Blood Money
Just Cause
Kameo
Lara Croft - Tomb Radier : Legend
Lego Batman
Lost Odyssey
Lost Planet : Colonies Edition
Madden 08
Marvel Ultimate Alliace Gold Edition
NBA 2K6
NBA 2K7
NBA Street Homecourt
Need for Speed : Most Wanted
Need for Speed : Carbon
Need for Speed : ProStreet
Ninety Nine Nights
Open Season
Peter Jackson't King Kong
Perfect Dark Zero
Project Gotham Racing 3 and 4
Project Sylpheed
Ridge Racer 6
Rock Band
Rumble Roses
Saints Row
Samurai Warriors 2 : Empires
Shrek the Third
Sonic the Hedgehog
The Simpsons Game
Soul Calibur 4
Spider-man 3
Spiderwick Chronicles
Stanglehold
Stuntman Ignition
Superman Returns
Table Tennis presented by Rockstar Games
Tales of Vesperia
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07
Timeshift
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon : Advanced Warfighter 1 and 2
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell : Double Agent
Tony Hawk's Project 8
Tony Hawk's Proving Ground
Turok
Virtua Fighter 5 Online
Viva Pinata
Viva Pinata Party Animals
Wartech
WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2007
Xbox Live Arcade unleashed
Xbox Live Arcade Sampler (One included in Arcade Systems)
Army of Two
Assassin's Creed
Banjo Kazooie : Nuts and Bolts
Beautiful Katamari
Blazing Angels 2
Blitz the League
Blue Dragon
Bigs (The)
Burger King Games (Big Bumpin , Pocketbike Racer , Sneak King)
Burnout Revenge
Call of Duty 2
Call of Duty 3
Cars
Chromehounds
Condemned
Comdemned 2 : Bloodshot
Crackdown
Culdcept Saga
Dance Dance Revolution Universe
Darkness (The)
Dark Sector
Dead or Alive 4
Deadrising
Def Jam Icon
Dragonball Z : Burst Limit
Dynasty Warriors 5 Empires
FIFA Soccer 07
Forza 2
Fuzion Frenzy 2
Gears of War
Gears of War 2
Grid
Guitar Hero 2
Halo 3
Hitman Blood Money
Just Cause
Kameo
Lara Croft - Tomb Radier : Legend
Lego Batman
Lost Odyssey
Lost Planet : Colonies Edition
Madden 08
Marvel Ultimate Alliace Gold Edition
NBA 2K6
NBA 2K7
NBA Street Homecourt
Need for Speed : Most Wanted
Need for Speed : Carbon
Need for Speed : ProStreet
Ninety Nine Nights
Open Season
Peter Jackson't King Kong
Perfect Dark Zero
Project Gotham Racing 3 and 4
Project Sylpheed
Ridge Racer 6
Rock Band
Rumble Roses
Saints Row
Samurai Warriors 2 : Empires
Shrek the Third
Sonic the Hedgehog
The Simpsons Game
Soul Calibur 4
Spider-man 3
Spiderwick Chronicles
Stanglehold
Stuntman Ignition
Superman Returns
Table Tennis presented by Rockstar Games
Tales of Vesperia
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07
Timeshift
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon : Advanced Warfighter 1 and 2
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell : Double Agent
Tony Hawk's Project 8
Tony Hawk's Proving Ground
Turok
Virtua Fighter 5 Online
Viva Pinata
Viva Pinata Party Animals
Wartech
WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2007
Xbox Live Arcade unleashed
Xbox Live Arcade Sampler (One included in Arcade Systems)
Amped 3
Blitz: The League II
Bullet Witch
Dark Sector
Deadliest Catch
Flatout Ultimate Carnage
Lost Odyssey
Mass Effect Platinum Hits
Marvel Ultimate Alliance/Forza 2 Combo Pack
NHL 2K7
NBA 2K8
The Simpson's Game
Unreal Tournament III
Blitz: The League II
Bullet Witch
Dark Sector
Deadliest Catch
Flatout Ultimate Carnage
Lost Odyssey
Mass Effect Platinum Hits
Marvel Ultimate Alliance/Forza 2 Combo Pack
NHL 2K7
NBA 2K8
The Simpson's Game
Unreal Tournament III
Current Transactions (Always check for 24 hrs before lending!!!):
(Borrower - Game Title / Lender):
Chris Dillon - Rock Band 1 / littlefields
FlyingMonkey9 - Too Human / justden
Millertime2325 - Lego Indiana Jones / homeland
StarKnightX - Ace Combat 6 / HotShotX
Chris Dillon - Rock Band 1 / littlefields
FlyingMonkey9 - Too Human / justden
Millertime2325 - Lego Indiana Jones / homeland
StarKnightX - Ace Combat 6 / HotShotX
Completed Transactions (Will be removed at conclusion of Beta):
(Borrower - Game Title / Lender):
captmurphy - Call of Duty 4 / SoulReaver
Chronotrigga - Civilization Revolution / homeland
Foo228 - F.E.A.R. / jp0213
homeland - Fallout 3 / Chronotrigga)
HotShotX - Deadliest Catch / SynGamer
HotShotX - Dragonball Z: Burst Limit / StarKnightX
HotShotX - Fable II / SynGamer
HotShotX - Lost Odyssey / SynGamer
SoulReaver - Project Gotham Racing 4 / captmurphy
SoulReaver - Soul Cailbur IV / StarKnightX
SynGamer - Fallout 3 / HotShotX
SynGamer - Mass Effect / HotShotX
tehmuffinman - College Hoops 2k7 / Manatee
captmurphy - Call of Duty 4 / SoulReaver
Chronotrigga - Civilization Revolution / homeland
Foo228 - F.E.A.R. / jp0213
homeland - Fallout 3 / Chronotrigga)
HotShotX - Deadliest Catch / SynGamer
HotShotX - Dragonball Z: Burst Limit / StarKnightX
HotShotX - Fable II / SynGamer
HotShotX - Lost Odyssey / SynGamer
SoulReaver - Project Gotham Racing 4 / captmurphy
SoulReaver - Soul Cailbur IV / StarKnightX
SynGamer - Fallout 3 / HotShotX
SynGamer - Mass Effect / HotShotX
tehmuffinman - College Hoops 2k7 / Manatee
~HotShotX
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