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Showing posts with label gamefly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gamefly. Show all posts

Saturday, August 11, 2007

Gamefly: Day 12



Battlestations: Midway arrived! I played the demo and liked this game a lot. I think I'm going to hold on to this one for a while, because unlike F.E.A.R., the achievements actually seem (at first glance, anyway) to be realistically attainable. Either way, the multiplayer over XboxLive is a lot of fun. Woot!

Wednesday, August 8, 2007

Gamefly: Day 9

I got an email today saying that Gamefly has shipped Battlestations: Midway. Technically, it should get here somewhere between Saturday and Tuesday, but if it follows the trend of other games, it could arrive as late as Wednesday or even next Thursday. I'm hoping that maybe, just maybe, they'll surprise me and the game will be here on Saturday, but I doubt it.

Monday, August 6, 2007

Gamefly: Day 7


F.E.A.R. came today, and it's scary as anything I've played! I'm going to play it now! :D

Saturday, August 4, 2007

Netflix: Day 5


One of my Gamefly games arrived: Rayman Raving Rabbids. Unfortunately (even though the email I received from Gamefly telling me that F.E.A.R. shipped arrived only 14 minutes after I had received the email informing me that Raving Rabbids had shipped) it seems that I will have to wait until at least Monday to get F.E.A.R.

So far, I'm not particularly impressed. The games, which originally were estimated to take somewhere between 2 and 4 days to be delivered, arrived 5 days after I was told that they had been shipped. Now normally, I would attribute this to the US postal service, except that I was told within a 15 minute span of time that both games were shipping; they have not arrived at the same time, meaning, undeniably, that they were not shipped at the same time.

I'm hoping that this is not the normal way things go at Gamefly, but even if they are, it's not as if they make the games. Regardless of how long something may take to be shipped to me, it's still the same game. The experience of the actual game itself of playing it will not be affected (unless I get a scratched disk, shudder) by Gamefly in any way.

On the subject of game experiences, Raving Rabbids is fun...ish; it's a little childish. I have the distinct feeling that I'm not the target audience. Now, it's not as if I didn't know this: I originally planned to have F.E.A.R. along with Raving Rabbids, so if I got tired of F.E.A.R. I could play something more relaxed and still earn delicious Gamerscore. Either way, like I said - I'm eventually going to get F.E.A.R. and I'm looking forward to it very much.

Now I'm going to soak in as much entertainment and relaxation as I can in the next 12 minutes before I have to get ready to go to work, gakk!

Friday, August 3, 2007

Gamefly: Day 4

Well, my Gamefly games still haven't arrived. I'm hoping that they get here by tomorrow (Saturday), since otherwise I'll have to wait until Monday. This would mean that I should (according to the Gamefly site) report a shipping problem since it would be 7 days since they were shipped. I really hope that it just comes tomorrow and that it doesn't get complicated.

Thursday, August 2, 2007

Marathon: Durandal


Well, no Gamefly today, but I do still have Marathon: Durandal on the 360 to play. There is also this gem that makes me laugh just about every time I hear it. That is the direct link to the mp3, but the page can also be found here.

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I finally got Gamefly, and have ordered F.E.A.R. and Raving Rabbids for the Xbox360. They say that it takes about 2-4 days for games to arrive after they delivered. I'm pretty excited, because today is the third day...I'm going to really be disappointed if the games don't arrive today. I'm also worried about the shortcomings (see #2) of the mail service (especially around where I live). The mail comes usually in about an hour, and I'm very excited.