Where do most people buy their games?

I usually but games on Amazon or eBay if they're cheap.  Recently, though, I've been using GameTZ for trading old games I don't want anymore.  For the most part, it's proved a useful substitute for paying x amount of dollars for a game you can't afford.  I've gotten some good trades off  the site, as well.  I just recently traded an old GBA SP for a copy of Alan Wake.  My first trade was Tales of Vesperia for Twilight Princess for the Wii. 

Amazon, because I get free release-date or 48hr shipping and they're often a few dollars cheaper or even have big discount promotions for future games. For instance, $20 credit for buying Halo and a $10 credit for Kane & Lynch. Plus, I don't have to support shitty physical outlets, like Gamestop.

Amazon. There usually pretty cheap, and if they aren't then there's always the option to buy from a separate seller. They have also been really reliable for every purchase i've made there.

Amazon and Gamefly.

Amazon + Prime = Win 
 
(oh yeah and Steam)

Mostly Steam or other online service, like G2Play. I don't buy retail anymore, because here in Europe they usually include only the local language, and I want to play in English.

The blockbuster down the corner, I can get games right when they come out, and it's a mere 30 feet away. Plus they have good prices on used stuff too. 

Gamestop and BestBuy.

Steam, EBGames and HMV occasionally.

Amazon. Free shipping and I get games the day they come out. Pretty rad. My only gripe is when UPS decides to deliver on that day. On their morning run, or their evening run. My wait for Monster Hunter Tri was agonizing.  
 
At least they got their priorities straight today with Reach!

On XBLA, I am a digital download junky :)
 
Retail games I usually buy a few months after release, when they are discounted. I usually check all the different stores and pick up the best bargain. 

Steam only.

Ebay and steam. 
 
Any ps3 games I play are usually for the singleplayer only. Ebay has great deals on singleplayer games.

Blockbuster or Amazon. Mostly Amazon. Actually, Best Buy too.

Amazon and Goozex for console games, Steam almost exclusively for PC games.

In stores... duh!

Gamestop (used to) and Steam.

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Steam almost exclusively. Don't buy used games. Support the developers.

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At the Gamestop inside the mall.  I've known the guys there for a while and they're pretty cool, unlike the stereotypical Gamestop employee.

Amazon, Gamestop.com or Steam. I rarely buy games anywhere else.

Amazon for the most part. If it's something I must have know day one I will go to Best Buy.

Steam (and sometimes GoG.com) and various scandinavian online stores for the Wii games and odd PC titles that aren't on Steam. There are like five different big stores that I check and just go with whoever's the cheapest. I buy hard copies so rarely though that it barely counts. 

Amazon!

I always buy my games online. There's no Gamestop or any other videogame stores close to where I live.

Amazon Prime, every time.

Whatever websites cheapest, usually shopto.net, play.com or amazon. 

As a UKer, Shopto.net nearly every time. Preorders are always at least a day early, and they're very cheap.

Amazon and Steam.

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steam/amazon.

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Amazon because of free release day shipping, most big games have a preorder bonus of 10-20 bucks off your next video game purchase, and I don't have to leave my house to get the game.

amazon / best buy 

Amazon and Wall*Mart. Then if they don't have it the Best Buy.  
 
Big "ups" to Amazon and Best Buy. Not so much for WM.

eBay, GameFly, and Gamestop. Sometimes at Best Buy.

Amazon and Steam. I did break my no-Gamestop rule recently, though, because I had some used games to trade in. But it was the first time I'd been there in almost two years. I honestly cannot remember the last time I went out and purchased a PC game in a physical store. Maybe back in '02 or '03.

And this thread proves that GB needs to put amazon links so they can get %s

Amazon or Best Buy.

Asda Wall*Mart since I get 10% discount always :- )

Steam and Amazon, because I hate that drive when you've bought the game but you still have to wait to get home

I buy games from wherever I can find the best deals.

I picked up Halo: Reach from Toy R Us this morning because of the $25 gift card with purchase. Plus I had $35 store credit.

I bought Bioshock 2 from Gamefly for $15

Got Splinter Cell: Conviction from Best Buy for $20.

Ebay.

I find that I only buy games from Amazon (go Prime!) unless they are Nintendo games. (Which almost only release on Sundays, in which case I drive down to Gamestop. :P)

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I don't remember the last time I bought a game from anywhere else.

Local WalMart or BlockBuster.

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 So I take it people here use Amazon.  The last games I got from there that I can remember are Mass Effect 2 used (damn Cerberus code), Assassin's Creed 2, and Bayonetta.  I also buy from GameStop if they have those "buy 2 get 1 free" deals.    I just has an idea: what if Amazon put that type of deal into practice?  Just allot a week per month to sell off some cheap games/appliances/etc. in order to get large sales during the week.  They could even incorporate it into the Golden Box deals somehow.  "