Where do you buy your games?

A game is a game - you can hopefully get the same quality game you want anywhere.  So do frequent a particular  place (or website) out of convenience or loyalty?  Or maybe another reason?
 
There's a Best Buy and a GameStop pretty close to one another where I live, and I generally opt for Best Buy.  The employees there are extremely nice and Best Buy has vastly better deals on games that have been out for a while.  They're always helpful whenever I have questions so I like to give them the business.  On the off-chance that I want to buy a PC game, Best Buy's selection is far better, too.

Amazon.com. It's cheaper and easier.

Gamefly and Amazon

Gametraders and EB Games^^

Amazon for PS2 games.
Gamestop for cheap DS/360/PS3 games.
Bestbuy for new releases. 

Mostly Amazon for everything, but rarely a Gogamer, Gamestop (when they have a good deal), Newegg (sometimes has good game deals), and even more occasionally there'll be some deal like Best Buy had this week.

i live in Australia so generaly its cheaper for me to import my games from either the US or Britain. If its the US i usually just use ebay, for the UK i use thehut.com. If i do get them at retail here i usually shop at JB Hifi coz there the cheapest. 

Boycott Gamestop! Buy from Amazon or independent shops if you got 'em.

Amazon most of the time. Gamestop, Best Buy, and Target all get visited when there are sales. I would go to K-Mart too since for some reason they've started a hard Video Game Sales push lately, but there isn't one near my house.

" Amazon most of the time. Gamestop, Best Buy, and Target all get visited when there are sales. I would go to K-Mart too since for some reason they've started a hard Video Game Sales push lately, but there isn't one near my house. "

I get most of mine from Game/Gamestation, they rule the UK retail market. There was a fairly small shop near where I used to live that usually offered cheaper deals on some games though.

Mostly on Steam. 

Webhallen.

GameStop.

Amazon.com
 
I can preorder a game the day before it comes out and have it at my house on release day for no extra shipping fee. The preorder shipping is cheaper than tax if I'm not mistaken. I'm not sure if it works like that for everyone but it works for me. 

Mostly from Play.com, got their CC which is good for their points thingie. Sometimes from Tesco and Amazon as well. Most older console games I buy from Ebay of course.

JB Hi-Fi and CD WOW!

there's a GAME store right where  I live, with very nice employees who I frequently end up having conversations with -- but i rarely buy games from them because their prices are ridiculous.
I think I most often end up buying my games at the local grocery store - they have a very small shelf of DVD's, CD's and games sold for something like 2 for $10, and I've found good deals there quite often.
Otherwise I usually buy my games from a couple of GameStop and GAME stores in the central district.

I usually buy my games from Willow Video Games or PSN
 
Ill get my PSN cards from anywhere though
EB Games, HMV, London Drugs, 7 Eleven, Best Buy

CDON.com
I can get some older games dirt cheap.

eBay.
 
Bought my first Steam games in ages, stopped buying them when the started charging in GBP, but I couldn't resist L4D 1&2 for £7.81. Probably never gonna play them though.

Hastings

Future Shop.

Wal-Mart, Futureshop, and Best-Buy.

Best Buys or Mom & Pop places.

Best Buy for my 360 and if I ever get a PS3, that too.

Steam for PC stuff now-a-days. The only thing I haven't bought for the PC via steam recently was Minecraft.

Amazon...I have not choice in my area.

Wherever the best deals are.

Gamestop, partly because I'm in the one fucking part of the country that doesn't seem to have douchebags behind the counter. All four or five Gamestops in my area have really cool employees, maybe because some of them are holdover employees from the EB Games buyout in my area. 
 
Also, they've just begun a new rewards system, and while it's not AMAZING or anything, it's pretty decent. I'll be able to get some use out of it, anyways, because I like to sell games I don't need anymore. 
 
Occasionally, I'll also pick up a game at Best Buy or Wal-Mart if it happens to be more convenient for me.

EB Games. 

Amazon and Steam. I never know where the game's been when I buy it at GameStop.

Brick and Mortar 
Best Buy 
 
Online  
Amazon 

Steam, PlayAsia, Look & Listen, etc.

Coolshop and Gamestop. 
Oh I know, I'm like making deals with the devil and stuff by going to gamestop.. Watch out.. 
oggedy boggedy boo! 

Amazon. Always seems cheaper to buy there than anywhere else.

Either the blockbuster two feet from my house, or if I'm downtown, the Game Centre which is an independent game store, pretty awesome selection, amazing prices on used stuff, and they have odd rarities and bits of gaming history that's fun to check out (copies of Steel Battalion with controller, or some Neo-Geo titles, or even sealed PS and Dreamcast games)

Amazon.com baby. 
 
They put $20 credits on a lot of new releases. Then you chain them together.

Amazon and BestBuy while I'm at school and this indie. game store when I'm at home.

" Amazon.com. It's cheaper and easier. "

From the retail store :)

You know what I fucking hate? When the retailers put their logos on the box. For example the Walmart version of Enslaved had a big "Walmart Exclusive DLC" that was printed on. Why would you have it be on the box and not just be a sticker.

Game in England, Random person in China

Gamehubs, Gamemania, Media Market or the local toystore in desperate times.

From people's houses while they sleep.

A lot of the time I buy from Amazon.  But other times I buy from walmart, or best buy, or if it is a good deal (rarely it happens and I really hate them) gamestop.

Bestbuy or Futureshop mostly.  I know whenever I walk into either, I'm doomed into buying something.  I just cannot leave without a new sealed game in my greedy little hands. lol

steam and gamestop mostly. sometimes i will go to best buy to get a game. next town over there are 3 gamestops, two of them are at the mall, and a best buy. one of the stores is called soft ect. i think they are connected to gamestop though. i will also sometimes go to walmart to get a game if it is late at night.

Steam. Great sales, all games in one place, no cardboard or plastic to deal with. 

For PC I almost always get my games from Steam, unless they just don't have it. For my PSP it doesn't matter, just wherever I can find it cheaper. I haven't paid more than $20 for a PSP game, I just wait for them to become Greatest Hits because I'm not okay paying $40 for a portable game.