The prospect of apartment rents rising could further stoke inflation and give the Federal Reserve another reason to pause.

Anyone who'd rather rent games than purchase them; after all, some new, next-gen titles cost $70. No other service provides what GameFly does, so if you want physical rentals this is your only option.

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