Where do you buy your games from?

Best Buy, Target, GameStop, and just about every retailer seems to have better deals than Amazon nowadays.

Where do (You) get your games from?

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Xbox Marketplace and PSN store.

Nyaaa si

Problem is Amazon no longer does sales. It just matches any competitors sale. Normally places like GMG and CDkeys winds up getting you the best bargains for release day games.

Steam, mainly.

thepiratebay.org

ebayfag here

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I used to get my shit from Best Buy... but then the gamer club program ended. I didn't mind preorder games if I could get like 12 bucks off release price.

Nowadays... I just wait until a sale because I just don't want to pay full price. There are a few exceptions where I really must get it day 1.

VideogamesPlus
Play-Asia
shop4de

Bestbuy since I still have GCU till 2020.

Also if there's good stuff on PSN for sale.

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Best buy for gamers club or direct digital downloads for certain games like Smash Ultimate since I always want that on the Switch.

Piratebay

Thinly veiled pirate thread

>Play-Asia
45 euros for sekiro is pretty nice

IPTorrents
BitGamer

hello Mr. Survey man, I scam gamestop and amazon with their free return policy. I've also scammed walmart and best buy.

I just realized the arrow goes from a to z

Best Buy, because I still have GCU.

Otherwise: Steam or GoG.

Local stores

It's not a scam dumbass, it's just abuse.

I really want to order from Play Asia but my local post office is filled with the town gossipers. A package from another country would warrant immediate inspection from them.

Go on.

Amazon but ever since they got rid of pre-order deals i’ve been trying to find other places to not pay $60 on day 1

Local stores or used or pirate.

Amazon, ebay, sometimes Best Buy
Gamestop as a last resort

>GameStop
>good deals
Prove it