Where do you buy your games at?

[Deadlock Radium]

Play.com because the prices are WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY lower than the prices in Norway.
Local stores because sometimes the games I want is out of stock on Play.com.
Steam in some cases when there are good offers.
Lefdal (Norwegian electronics-store) when Play.com is too expensive.
And even sometimes [SUB]The horrible[/SUB] Elkjop when there is no other option. [SUB]God how I hate that store.[/SUB]

 

[Tomany2]

Just about anywhere i can get a deal on the game. Alot of the time i go to the Flea Market (swap meet) and find a new game i want, than barter with the guy until i get it for about 30 $

 

[Cody211282]

I buy from Gamestop, Walmart and Amazon, I avoid steam like the plague(I only have a DS and PC).

 

[Neikun]

Gamestop EB Games. it's the only place I can besides Wal*Mart, but that's not much of an argument.

 

[Julianking93]

Gamestop just because other than online, I can't get them anywhere else.

 

[ProfessorLayton]

GameStop or this place called Digital Planet. I rarely buy games anywhere else.

 

[tavelkyosoba]

Amazon or Steam

Either Amazon or Steam. I have vowed never to buy from GameStop again after a few bad experiences.

I'll be number 3 on this bandwagon. Steam and Amazon.

I usually use the Retail keys from Amazon purchases on Steam anyway, lol!

 

[Artina89]

Amazon, GAME, Gamestation, HMV and Games exchange. Anywhere where I can get a game I want for cheap. I'm miserly like that.

 

[tendo82]

I usually buy them off the back of a truck, in bulk.

 

[koriantor]

Newegg. Steam if there's a crazy sale, but mostly newegg. I like my hard copies.

 

[ARatherHandsomeGent]

I usually buy games form either Game Station or steam. Usually steam.

 

[Bigsmith]

Game. Play.com, gamestation.

 

[Optimus Hagrid]

Arcadia in Leeds because it has a good selection of constantly unpdated retro games, from Xbox to Atari! However the opening times are reatarded and it has to be said that the service can be cruddy :|

That, or if I want something more recent, CEX, which has awful queues. Also, they keep putting Dogz in front of Deus Ex in the PC section, and they don't actually know shit about games.

"DERP SUPAR NINTENDO?"

That or eBay, although sellers have a tendency to overprice game over there...

 

[armaina]

about 90% of my used games come from a local used book store chain called Bookmans [http://bookmans.com/]. I managed to get Chrono Trigger, Illusion of Gaia, FF 2/3(4/6), Super Metroid, Star Fox, Super Mario RPG, Secret of Evermore, Donkey Kong Country 1/2, Super Mario Allstars, Star Fox, Super Mario RPG and a lot of other SNES games for under 30$ a piece there, even the rare games. I cannot wait till they can get their online shopping system underway.

For new games, eh, it kinda varies where I buy from. Usually EB and Walmart the most since they're closer. But I've been getting into the digital distribution lately, with Steam sales and GoG.com for some older games.

 

[Hellgate]

Steam for PC
Ebay for Older Games
Saturn (a Polish store) for Console Games

 

[cheese_wizington]

Amazon for some reason.

I don't have to deal with an asshole from wal mart asking where my mother is.

 

[Argtee]

Either EB Games, Future Shop or Best Buy.
There is another store a little bit away from where I live called "Chumleys" (At least I think that's how you spell it. I don't know.)
There's some CD's in there, some anime and some older games. I remember seeing the first Turok in there once.
If I'm looking for an older game, I usually go to Chumleys.

 

[SUPA FRANKY]

Amazon for cheap games and Gamestop for titles I'm anticipating. Amazon is practically the best site for buying shit.

 

[PhoenixBlade]

HMV or Asda i work at one so discount yaay and the other ones close.