Where do you buy your games?

Hello everyone!

I was wondering where other people buy their games.

I myself am using g2a.com where I have recently bought Playerunknown Battlegrounds via https://www.g2a.com/r/pubgsales . It is cheaper on pretty much every game. It has fast delivery and security as well.

This is my favorite,

What is yours? :)

Best regards,

A fellow gamer

Yeah keep supporting a company that doesn't care if you'll sell fake keys or steal them.

@PredatorRules: What are you talking about? Fake and stolen? I have never had any trouble purchasing anything and they have a great review rating.

@PredatorRules: I'm pretty sure this is just another ad.

@ArchoNils2: Now I am confused..

I’m a console gamer who buys my games on physical format whenever possible so I get my games typically at Best Buy and sometimes Walmart. I also buy gift cards there for any digital purchases. I’d never buy anything from places like g2a, don’t trust them at all.

2013 user, unless he's a sleeper cell he looks legit to me.

Well, the company got multiple times reputation that they sold fake or stolen keys - google it.

If you didn't had problems that's great, if you'll have one - you've got nobody to talk with, they'll going to support the seller and not you.

I had a problem once, good thing I purchased with PayPal, because PayPal did bring my money back.

I buy from GameStop, Microsoft/Windows Store and Steam generally.

I admittedly have bought a year of Xbox Live on G2A before.

@PredatorRules: I don't use G2A anymore since I found out about there dodgey ways.

However I bought Fifa 16 from them, the key didn't work and they refunded me in full.

I must have been lucky I've heard of several other cases that weren't lucky

I get my games from steam only now for easyness

Ps Network Xbox Live

Then it's Gamestop but I rarely ever go to Gamestop and I use it as a last resort

Lol, this thread is just an ad by OP.

Gamestop. I never have any problems with them and they always have a lot of used games for the low.

Steam, gog, and origin

Yup, i never use G2A they are simply to grey and i am surprised Gamespot allow links to it.

I buy my games from Steam or the developers themselves.

@ArchoNils2: True that !!!!!

amazon uk

I did G2A and Green man gaming for a while, now I pretty much just get the Humble Monthly bundle.

As for the devs not getting a cut from resellers, they can fight it out amongst themselves. I have other things to worry about then two greedy entities duking it out for who gets the bigger cut of the cake. Cry me a river.

Steam. No way in hell I'd buy a game where I have to go through **** getting my refund if it didn't work or was just terrible. Steamlets me refund games like No Man's Sky for just plain not working with ease.

I don't buy my games! Interestingly, i get them for free.. no ad here but if you want to explore, you'd enjoy the games here: http://avakaigames.com/games

Mostly from Steam,'cause it's safest and easiest way to buy games. But of course i'm first waiting for game to be on sale 'cause games on Steam are very expensive.

mmoga.de =)

Well because this thread was bumped thought I'd add something to @nstrider_

Easiest way, I think not.

GoG is a superior P.C. service if you're looking to buy games older than five or so years.

Why? Because they add the community fix patches towards most these games that do not work on modern Windows and Linuxs operating system, as well as other issues the games may suffer. Steam can sometimes be the cheaper deal during sales (not lately) but would recommend GoG anyday, instead of running around Nexus or anything else just to run the game, GoG already has you covered (in my experience).

I know this first hand with grabbing both Dragon's Age: Origin and Gothic on GoG. From some research viewing Steam, many reviews complain about how they have to do the work just to play a game. And what makes it a bigger pain is Valve loyalists defend Steam stating such nonsense as "should have done your research stupid, grab the mod kits before hand".

And that's not to say I haven't bought games on Steam, just not a fan how they get a free pass selling games that won't work unless you hunt down files. It's lazy.

Cdkeys, kinquin, greenman or g2a or Steam. Never had an issue, the justice warriors behind their kb's can kiss it if they don't like it.

At Steam and in a game shop called DataBlitz if you really want a hardcopy of the game here in our city.