I can't remember, when I was the first person to buy one of the new game releases. I'm usually, the guy looking for deals. That usually means, buying the games I wanted to play months ago, but just never got around to. I'm sure you can think of at least a half dozen games you never played, but really wanted to, and are now for sale under $30.
Most video stores of any size these days, will rent console games for the Wii, PS3, Xbox 360, and likely a few others. Think your missing out on something? Yep, you probably are. Those games are there cause other bright people are saving buckets of money by renting their video games, instead of buying them.
It's always good to diversify, so don't stick to just renting your Wii games from one place. I'm not just referring to driving all over town. What I'm talking about is checking out the different places online for renting games. There are some sites, that allow you to rent two or three games at a time from the huge inventory for a fixed reoccurring chare.
Think of all the other things you could be doing with your money instead of adding to the collection of dusty games cluttering up your home. Heck with all the money you save renting games, you could be more than half way saved up to buying that next gaming console. You know, it can't be too long before the next one hits the shelves.
The other thing I like about game rentals for my Wii, is that I never get burned by paying a ton of money for a game that sucks. Paying six bucks for a game rental that isn't that great, is no big deal. Paying fifty bucks for the privilege of owning a game that blows, is really annoying.
Hey, guess what? Did you know that your Wii console can download games for you to play? Yep, it's true, they're called WiiWare. They're also pretty inexpensive, and there are some really good quality new games on there. There are plenty of old school Nintendo games as well. They're usually about $5 and are real classics that are still fun to play.
Well, hows that for enough great choices to get some cheap Wii games. In summary, you can rent games from a number of places. Both in town, and on the web. Plus, you can download some great WiiWare online using your Wii console. Plus, you can get used games on eBay, or other auction sites online.
Be sure to visit Used Wii Games for some great prices on all the Used Nintendo Wii Games you want to play.
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