Chances are that if you are reading this article that you are a gamer (or know one) of some kind. You might be in a dorm, you might be in high school, you might even have kids that are interested in playing video games. We all know that store based rentals are a thing of the past and being able to rent games online is the thing of the future. There are quite a few things to consider though before you give your money up to one of these services.

The first and foremost thing you need to consider is gaming frequency. Are you the kind of person who will go through several games at time? Are you the kind of person who can sit down and beat a game in a single sitting? Then chances are you need to focus on a video game rental package that will let you rent out several games at a time and unlimited a month (the unlimited a month is usually a golden standard for any package, though).

The second thing you need to look for is a combination of two things. First, the type of games that the service offers. If you have a PS3 then you want to be 3raja sure you can rent games for the PS3 console. Secondly, you need to figure out if the price ranges for the plans and compare it against the availability of the games that you need, and how frequent of a video game player that you actually are. How often will you need to rent games online, essentially?

The third and last thing that you need to consider, and this is for my parents out there renting games for their kids, is maturity locks. Can you set it up so that you can let your kid essentially rent the games you want, but not unless they fall under the maturity level you deem correct? Of course this is an amazing feature for parents who care about the content their kids are receiving.

Naturally for these, I suggest this service called Gamefly and you can read my Gamefly Review for more.