Whether it be DVD's, or video games, used is a great way to buy. Most video stores sell off
rental
stock pretty early on. If you have patience,
that $50 title you crave will soon be in your grasp for less than half that. For example, I picked up Burnout 3 a month
after release for half price. The game didn't come with a manual, but it's not like the game was especially hard to
figure out.
With that in mind, we present an article about buying used games. It goes back to older games more than current
titles, and some of it is fairly obvious. It's all good advice, though.
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