Swopster.com - Free Video Game Swapping

So you are a Video Game lover, but are a bit tight on cash? Well, here is the solution. Swopster.com is a completely free Video Game swapping service that handles game swaps for XBox, XBox 360, PS3, PS2, PSX, PSP, Wii, DS, GBA, GC and PC. For the time being, it is only available in the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Here is how it works: it offers a very sophisticated matching process in which you enter the games you own, and a wish list of games you would like to own. This system will automatically match you with the people you need to know in Swopster.com. This way, you will be able to safely, easily and quickly swap Video Games with the people owning the ones you need, and needing the ones you own. The website is so complete you will also be able to comment on forums, get recommendations directly from the site, and be a member of Private Gaming communities. These features are all dummy proof, so anybody, from a beginner to an expert can take part of the Swopster.com experience.

“Are you sick and tired of paying so much for your games? Did you know you can simply swap your existing games for free? With Swopster you'll save a bundle of money AND get to play lots of different games! There are no fees, no subscriptions and no catches. Just create a list of the games you own and the games you want. You can immediately find any matching swaps with other members. Use the site to safely request and agree swaps - all members have ratings and viewable swap histories. You can even create and join private swapping communities with your friends.”

Well, everybody, from six year olds to full grown adults loves Video Gaming. So there they got a huge potential public. Also, it is always nice to save some bucks, and being a Video-Game-o-holic can cause severe damage to your wallet. So here is the solution to all those video gamers on a tight budget. Plus it is an easy to use website.

Will this be available on other countries soon? How is the deal with the copyright of video games? Can this be the next Napster? Are users going to go through the process of swapping video games through this website when they can easily download them from Ares, Kassa, eMule and others for free?