Forum - View topicNEWS: Blockbuster Prepares for Bankruptcy in September
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golby260
Posts: 11 Location: Ellenwood, GA, USA |
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*looks at necromancy cane, ponders it, and puts it away*
So, here's my question for all: what can I do now to rent movies and video games without having to get out my credit card or to even need a computer? I'm the only person on the planet, I guess, who isn't bothered by late fees so much as bothered by having to commit to something which it used to be a one-time deal. I don't like how, nowadays, if I want to rent something without renewing my Netflix subscription, I have to go to the lobby outside my local Wal-Mart where the Redbox is; meanwhile, if I want to rent games, um, if I don't feel like subscribing to something like GameFly, which is overpriced, I'm screwed whenever Blockbuster crumbles to dust. And I don't like downloading rentals, either: that 24-hour window after first watching something is just B.S. on a stick.  See why, sometimes, having something in physical form is just better?
(And I'm more than aware of how evil Blockbuster is... I liked Hollywood Video more, but they're gone, now, too.) |
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