Added: 29.07.2015 18:09 | 53 views | 0 comments

Game rental stores are pretty much gone, but renting downloadable games might be their replacement: Sega will soon let you download some of its .

This new partnership isn't necessarily targeting American audiences. In the press release, Sega stated that GameSessions will let it expand into Mexico and Brazil and cater to PC audiences in those places.

Currently, GameFly is the other main game rental service, although that company focuses on physical and streaming games, rather than downloadable rentals. There are few services that rent games via full download--other services, like GameFly or PlayStation Now, provide players the option to stream games for certain amounts of time.

Added: 29.07.2015 18:09 | 51 views | 0 comments

Game rental stores are pretty much gone, but renting downloadable games might be their replacement: Sega will soon let you download some of its .

This new partnership isn't necessarily targeting American audiences. In the press release, Sega stated that GameSessions will let it expand into Mexico and Brazil and cater to PC audiences in those places.

Currently, GameFly is the other main game rental service, although that company focuses on physical and streaming games, rather than downloadable rentals. There are few services that rent games via full download--other services, like GameFly or PlayStation Now, provide players the option to stream games for certain amounts of time.