Where Do You Usually Buy Games?

I usually go to GameStop but right now I'm trying to find a site that has some good deals on games and I was wondering where you guys usually go or if you have any site recommendations.

Amazon is a godsend.

Amazon from now on...no tax...free shipping..still get games on the release date...

" Amazon from now on...no tax...free shipping..still get games on the release date... "

Mostly Amazon and Walmart.

" Amazon from now on...no tax...free shipping..still get games on the release date... "

   Depends. If I want the game tomorrow and don't care about saving money, Gamestop. If I can wait a few days and I'm looking for a deal, Amazon. Usually it's Gamestop.

Amazon and walmart, most people never consider it when a games released, they only seem to focus on gamestop for the most part and amazon does a really good job getting your newly released games to you on time.

These days I mostly buy pc games at steam. However for console games, I either go to futureshop (canadian store) or best buy. We actually don't have a gamestop here.

amazon, newegg, or goozex for trading.

I've been buying a lot less games lately, but when I do buy I get them from Amazon.

Only Gamestop

Best Buy.   But I get off work at one in the morning so if I really want a game I'll stop at Wal-Mart on the way home since they are the only place open 24 hours that sell games.
 
Although I usually keep one pre-ordr floating around at Gamestop.  It was MW2, but now it's on Mass Effect 2.  I don't really know why I keep a pre order like that.  I just do.

Amazon hands down!

Walmart or Bestbuy for me. I''ve bought some on Amazon to though.

Gamestop predominantly.  A touch of Walmart (DJ Hero Renegade says hi) and Amazon (where i got MW2, with release date shipping, and a 20 dollar credit).

BestBuy because they don't require a fucking preorder.

Always Gamestop for new games. I buy a few games from gamefly though since they're super cheap, problem is it's a very limited selection and I buy any PC games from Steam. I buy a fair number of games from ebay that aren't availiable anymore aswell.

Game or Gamestop.
 
EDIT: But i have found HMV have cheaper games than Gamestop. It's actually shocking how much they take off.

BestBuy or Gamestop 
 
They are both a short walk from my house.

Gamestop and Walmart but I'll try Amazon next time based on the response from this thread.

Play  'N Trade

Wal-mart, Gamestop (only if Wal-mart doesn't have it, I don't like to support the devil), Amazon, and for really old games, eBay.

Game Stop mostly because there is one right around the corner, but I hate going there. 

Wal-mart and Amazon. 

From the guy in the van behind the Wal-Mart.

Gamestop, I have 25% discount on every purchase so I get the better deal from there.

Amazon, if not Gamestation (it's the Gamestop of England)

" Amazon, if not Gamestation (it's the Gamestop of England) "

Amazon, Game.co.uk, Play.com, Videogamesplus.ca and on rare occasions cdwow.

Thanks dudes, I just got Left 4 Dead 2 on Amazon for $40 so that's cool.

" @bluemantra said:

" Amazon from now on...no tax...free shipping..still get games on the release date... "

Really? "

I'd use Amazon if I had a credit card or a bank account. So I use GameStop.

Steam is the way to do it, at least for me.

Amazon, Newegg or Walmart. Depends on whether I want it right away or not.

A local indie shop, also Amazon UK/US and PlayAsia online.

Amazon, I think I have bought my last 6 games from them they get you with the free shipping, tax free and most of the games I have bought came with a $10 gift card which leads you to buying more games from them its a trap lol.