Six months ago, John Scalzo began overseeing
the process of adding PS2 games to the shelves of his
local library. "And just how is the project faring?" you ask? Did you even bother to read the title of this post?
According to Scalzo, nearly each of the library's forty titles has been placed on the reserve list. Better yet, in the
six months since games have been up for loan not a single disc has been lost or damaged beyond use. And with the
ever-shortening length of games nowadays, two weeks of hardcore gaming is more than enough time to complete all but the
lengthiest of titles. Can government-funded game rentals give Blockbuster a run for its money?
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