I know somebody who plays new video games for free. Heres how he does it:

1) First off, you actually have to have a new video game of your own, or purchase one. It doesn't matter if it's opened, it just has to be a "new" game that still is sold for $49 (the price for new games).

2) When you get bored of the game, or find one that you would rather have, take back the game to the store and say it wasn't working right and you want to get a replacement for the SAME game. They won't think you are lying because you aren't gaining anything new by replacing the same game. They will simply take your word for it and give you a freshly packaged version of the same game and take your "broken one" in exchange.

3) Now, go to a different store and say that you got that freshly packaged, never been opened game, but you want to trade it for a different one. Viola. You have traded in your game for a brand new one that just came out... for free!

You can do it every few months. Make sure not to let your new game get "old" or the price will go down!


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