Where do you get your games?
 

I normally get my games from

www.tradegamesnow.com
www.ebay.com
near by store

I got some awesome deals recently from TGN (tradegamesnow) so it had me thinking where everyone got their games from.

Ebay helps me out but only after no one else is looking for the game, lol

Near by stores I miss those mom and pop game stores :( major reason I hate gamestop.

Anyone else use trade sites for getting games. If so what site and user name maybe we have something the other one wants.

Tradegamesnow user name is Azrael ;)
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Amazon, ebay and Gamestop. I go to Gamestop mostly when I want a game right damn now.

Gamestop for me, too. Considering it's right up the street. lol

I never tried Amazon before. I always figured you needed a credit/debit card for it, which I don't have at the moment.

Dead bodies.


EDIT: Amazon and eBay too.

Nope, you can use electronic check to have it debited from your account.

On topic, I pretty much use GameStop exclusively. I have used eBay and Amazon, Best Buy, FYE, etc. in the past but like other stated GS is just convenient. Plus I'm friends with the manager so the environment is nice in his store. I have been in some where the employees flat-out sucked and acted like you were intruding in their space.

I'm a cheap ass gamer for the most part, trying to find a lower price here or there. Last year I loaded up and games from Movie Gallery and Hollywood when the company liquidated.

If we're talking new and in print games, I go for Amazon, usually. I tend to load items in my cart and click "Save for later," so every time I log in and check my cart, it will tell me whether any of the items have gone up or down in price; so I've snagged a lot of games this way when Amazon drops the prices really low, way lower than GameStop and all the other online retailers.

Hm, cool, apparently you were User of the Month at some point? 8)

Gamestop , Ebay occasionally.


I used to Target too but now that gamestop has the Reward points system i've been rackin em up

yeah i was at some point. its a good place to trade. i got games for most systems, i recently got madworld for wii and left 4 dead2 for 5 bucks shipped
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Amazon, Best Buy, Gamestop, and rarely Toys R Us. Depending on the deals they have.

Really,it depends on what deals everyone is having. But im a regular at Target so I usually go there.

does anyone have any mom and pop game stores near them?
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Gametraders or EB games.

gametraders? that a website or store?
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Gametraders is a Store i think it is Aussie based so prob why you have never heard of it they sell manga stuff, retro games, posters, t shirts, toys and heaps more petty cool store.

thats awesome I wish I had a store like that near me
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I've started using Zavvi and I'm probably going to stick with them, VG+ is pretty good too, I've only used them once since a lot of orders have gotten stuck in customs lately.

Games in Sweden are way too expensive :tgrumble:

Ebay world. Most in China: New 360 releases are always more than half price compare to french stores

Mostly Gamestop.

Swap meets and garage sales as I mostly buy old Genesis, Nes and Gameboy games
FYI and Gamestop for more recent games

mostly EB Games, but also specialty gaming shops, Wal-Mart, Ebay and other

SHURIKEN- You may want to try tradegamesnow for those as well old school.

Hell I recomend everyone try the site.

Its interesting that ebgames is still in canada.
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For new games I go to Gamestop or Wal-Mart.

Around here there are a few places that sell older games like Gamerz Garage, Disc Replay and Play N Trade. I also have tried slackers.com a few times for older games.

sounds like you got a few stores to choose from.
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I used to buy a lot of my games from eBay, Walmart, and Target, but now, I get almost everything from Gamestop.

Disc Replay,eBay or Swap Meets (since its usually SNES) 360 or Wii games usually come from Walmart

I tend to just buy from pawn shops. I usually spend $15 for a 360 game, $20 tops.

It depends on the game and it's availability. Right now to fully seperate myself from my broken PS3 and go back to the PS2 where my PS1, 2 games are, my only PS3 game (Resident Evil 5) that I have I would go now to the PC version. My Best Buy doesn't have it, but eBay has it cheap. But beware of eBay, I've been ripped off by a foriegner who sold me a fake Conan The Barbarian CD. I used to get my ROMs (pre PS1 years) for free on those ROM/Emulator sites. I must of built up over 3,000 ROMs, and saved me quite a mint. As far as buying my games and along with my other electronics, I perfer to give Best Buy more business over Wal-Mart of Target. Even if it were just a dollar or two more at Best Buy, I perfer the quality service from them.

Hell yeah the best kind of gamestores, a store here in Columbus,OH called "Play it Trade" and I am not talking about "Play n Trade" two completely different franchises, I actaully know the owner quite well, has given me some sweet deals over the years. It started as one store and now is trying to open up a sixth and its only been about 4 years.
P.S. Does anyone have a library that loans out games for free, bc a public library down in southeren Ohio does. And I am not talking about child Games. I.E. "Wolverine" 360 "Spider-man-Shattered Demension" 360 and more!

Hey do u have to trade game for games on trade game snow or can u make actuall money offers?

Gamestop, Richmond VA only has tons of them

We have a gamestop which is where we usually go and another place more local (the name eludes me at the moment) where we can purchase new and retro games.

I've been going almost everyday trying to find BlackThorn on the SNES but it looks like its rare enough I will have to purchase from ebay or amazon.

Amazon because it is tax free and if the game is worth it, I'll pay the full retail price plus get a gift card with purchase (usually). I also tend to buy used games from Amazon's Warehouse Deals which is handled by Amazon and not 3rd party sellers. Used Like New or I don't consider it. GameStop/EB Games (same thing) comes in next for used games only if the condition and quality of the game disc, box, artwork and manual are good as new. As for new games, aside from Amazon, I wait for a great deal from Best Buy or Toys R Us. Shame, Target almost never has great deals on video games. Every now and then. Whatever is best at the time really. I usually wait for price drops since I have tons of games I need to get through before I really feel the need to start up one of the latest releases. UNLESS it was a huge blockbuster game like a Halo or Zelda game.