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Where do you buy your games?
Most of the time I buy my games through Amazon.com since they have release date shipping and I don't have to worry about annoying upsells. For PC I usually go through Steam or a similar digital distribution program. If I want a game now that's already out I might hit up Best Buy or GameStop. Usually try to avoid GameStop though since I don't really agree with the way they treat their employee's or the used game trade in general.
Where do you go for your gaming fix?
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Permalink Reply by Mister Steel on -
Same as you basically. Amazon's the way to go. They usually have the lowest prices, a decent pre-order system, and great shipping times. Never had trouble with them at all before.
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Permalink Reply by Guy LaDouche's Intern on -
Amazon or sometimes ebay...I do like the free get it on release date shipping. I used to go to Gamestop but the I am sick of them fucking up my pre-orders. I PREORDERED Dead Spaces 2 collections edition. I go to pick it up on the release date and they say oh they sold out go to another store and they MIGHT have a copy. I asked for a refund and just ordered on Amazon. I didn't get the gamestop rivet gun but who cares the javelin gun does the job just fine. Plus, I hate their trade-outs. $24 for COD: Black ops (Mint, no smudges or scratches at all) then sell it pre-owned for 49.99. I laughed at the guys face and said he was racist he would probably do a better trade if the game was called COD White Ops. I just did it just to be silly plus I was upset at the ridiculous trade-out.
Well I don't know if I can feel sorry about the employees cause the level of service I have been getting from gamestop stop they need to getting cane like they are in singapore.
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Permalink Reply by Jason Straub on -
I don't know. I haven't met any total douchebags at the GameStops around my area, but I definitely don't do the trading thing. I don't even sell my games. I'd rather keep a game I don't like than trade it in for stupidly low amounts of money. If I absolutley have to sell, I'll sell it to a friend who wants it or put it up on Cragislist for $40.
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Permalink Reply by Hector Fernando Andrade JR. II on -
Gamestop or Amazon.com
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Permalink Reply by One Inch Punch on -
Amazon is definitely the best option for most gamers. Low prices, near perfect pre-order reliability, potentially free shipping with the right kind of membership, plenty of game purchase tie-in deals with the website (free monies) an okay credit system and the ability to sell your games through Amazon if you think you can beat their credit deals. Hell, sometimes the only way you can get lower prices for the use of a game is to rent it out instead.
Gamestop's trade in prices are laughable, really. They exist to sucker in people too lazy to see how much their stuff is really worth. Fair enough, I guess. It's hard to hate on a business taking advantage of the dumb. Even though I did hear of some skeezy dealings where a certain Gamestop took all of the Playstation games from an enormous library....even though the games were turned in by the man's very young son. That's pretty shitty.
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Permalink Reply by LunaticLMD on -
Amazon nearly all the time.
Other instances, gamestop.
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Permalink Reply by Jervis Tetch on -
I have a friend who works at the gamestop that's like two minutes from my house...so generally the don't bug me about buying player's manuals or fuck up my preorders. i generally go there but always look around for better prices...i'm big on borrowing games from my friends too though
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Permalink Reply by Stringer Bell on -
From weirdo people on craigslist or the Subway and the internet.
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Permalink Reply by Jason Straub on
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This seems legit.
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