What is your favorite place to buy games?

[Matias]

gog and steam for pc games but if i want physical console game i just get it online from any retailer that has the best deal

[MaxBin2D]

Anyone remember FUNKOLAND? That was my favorite as a kid.

[SckizoBoy]

For logistical reasons, exclusively Steam & GoG in recent months, 'cos I'm in a non-anglophone country and the localisation for a lot of games I play just doesn't exist, while for the rest, being an English speaker, just comes off as cringy as f*** or plainly terrible. English to Chinese transliteration sucks absolute balls.

[Zenryu]

since I have Amazon Prime, I generally buy from Amazon since I'll get the game the day it comes out. They generally have decent prices on used games, though I also buy some on ebay. Don't think I've bought a game in store in years.

[Fifi]

Steam and Itch.io

[ryvrdrgn14]

Steam. Many years back when i still played World of Warcraft, I used to buy my physical copies of the expansions from a local shop chain called Datablitz. Since I'm in the SEA region of Steam, I cannot gift the cheaper games I buy to friends outside my region. In those cases I go to GoG to buy the game there for gifting.

[Irritablesquid]

Its Amazon or digital for me, I'm about 40 mins away from my nearest store that sells video games.

[Dave666]

Amazon digital or Game (the U.K. equivalent of GameStop)

[twidget]

Steam, Fanatical and GoG

[Musou Tensei]

Regional Online stores like Coolshop.de and Netgames.de, I have a bookmark folder full of online stores I always compare prices with but in most cases one of these 2 has the lowest prices.

[buckallmighty]

I still prefer physical copies so I tend to do most of my tripple A shopping at the typical anti-hipster outlets like best buy and Walmart.

[ethansito]

I use steam because they have a wide selection and great sales even though the user interface is broken half the time. I don't really see the point in driving to retail stores these days since they don't always have what I want and can't compete with prices.

[UntamedGamer]

I used to get hard copies in stores like Gamestop or Walmart but CD's get scratched and take space and I'm now in a French-speaking country so it's not easy to find titles in English.
I like to use Steam or Gog. I'm able to order a game or directly buy it and download it the same day with customer support that is rather hard to get from a store, and also gift it to my son in the States and he gets it within an hour.

[Murray]

Well, we only have a GameStop where I live. We used to have 2-3 game stores. It's kinda a bummer to be honest. I do like going to the game section of a local hardware store called Media Markt though. I mostly shop at webstores nowadays and have games sent to me by mail though.

[isturbo1984]

Best Buy until my Gamer's Club Unlocked expires. Then I'll probably move to Amazon.