Where Do You Buy Your Video Games?

[James]

"Online" is nice, but the difference between Amazon and Steam is pretty huge. Poll = invalid.

James

[Korian]

James the polls are always slightly flawed but I am referring to games that you can touch and feel.

[James]

That's 10% of the stuff I buy nowadays. Seriously, the ratio of physical gaming media to download is 1:10, easy.

James

[Shin Johnpv]

What ever store has the best deal on the game I'm looking for. If they all have it for the same price then what ever store is closest to me/passed on my way home from work.

[Opaque]

Steam.

Because it's the best way to get PC games and fuck $60 on a 6 year old console game.

[Andrew]

Amazon is the first choice, followed by Target and Gamestop. I especially like Gamestop for their BOGO sales on used games every so often.

If I can find a good mom and pop place that deals in used/retro games, I'll give them my business. They're a touch on the rare side these days.

[Hero]

I tend towards instant gratification so Target/GS/the local game store. Unless a deal is too good to beat online - like Tales of Vesperia for $25 on Amazon.

[kedawa]

I really don't buy much any more.
Every game I've gotten in the past year is from either Steam, or an independent game store.

[Yoshi]

Wherever has the best deal. That usually is Steam or Amazon. Kmart was my go to local place last year, but they've gone to shit this year. I do not know of a mom and pop around here anymore.

I think I spent exactly $20 at GameStop last year, and that was for a new copy of SMT for PS2 with the stuffed demon, so I am sure they lost money on that one.

[Geen]

Amazon.