Yes I am close to making the decision of subscribing to Gamerang, which is the east coast's equivalent of Gamefly. After noticing my ever increasing pile of xbox 360 games and of course the ever increasing price I've decided that spending so much money on games is not such a great idea. But on the other hand paying a monthly fee may cost me more yearly in gaming than in actually purchasing the damn things. It turns out that after crunching the numbers gamerang will prove more cost efficient; on top of that I have noticed that my interest in games has dwindled and I have become more picky as to what i consider a game worth my money. case in point Assassins Creed, a great game but definitely not worth the regular retail price of $60; its achievements don't give it any longer lasting value as many of them involve searching for pick ups (boring). Another good example can be said about Bioshock, which is one of the greatest games to have come our way, but due to the fact that it is single player only it may be only worth a rental on gamerang. Now I doubt I would want to give it back once I become immersed in it so that may actually be a bad example but you probably get the gist of what I'm saying.

In other news, I seem to be having problems syncing my Zune to my PC; I keep getting an error message that I am missing the required packages to install it. I'll need to do more research as I would really like to use my Zune.