Article Where to buy Cheap games?

[Only2Tosh]

Gamers Ahoy!
For several years a lot has changed in the gaming industries.
Steam, Origin,..etc are selling your favorite games at ridicules prices.
What has been happening for the last few years is that the,t
he Big retail shops, has been replaced by Newer Cheaper Online Stores.

This is one of them http://goo.gl/vXHeao (G2A)
These Promo codes still have a 5% discount, that i got.

UOFB-8PDR-LK72 (Used)
5QJT-6GZX-VEMG
TGHQ-R8O1-YLVJ
AZFP-UPBZ-RTJB
U9WF-XLAI-KAW3

For TLDR Video: http://goo.gl/8CBHqD

So do you still buy them at the local retail shops?
Or do you also use the Online shops now?

Maybe you are allready using this method and doing this for years 2?
Let us know and Spread the word to everybody.
For Cheaper prices, but with the same joy you get out of every game!

 

[J33f]

Well, I can safely say that I haven't purchased a game for any console or hard copy since Halo 4's release, probably a year ago or more.

However in that same time, I've purchased well over 100-150 gaming items, via Steam. Lol. I bought the Eidos Studio when it was on sale this summer, which had probably 50 things attached with it.

I only buy when sales hit: Summer or Spring and I find myself only buying from Steam.

Ooya is a really cool console though, for super cheap with 1000s of old, nostalgia games for free, most of the time.


My issue with G2A is that most of their digital copies are SO-SO cheap, and they're foreign purchases, that more than likely they're not obtained legally. Because otherwise, a 60 $ copy of Civ V isn't going to sell for 2.79 ... ever.

Makes me skeptical to spend the money, only to have it revoked (x) months later, because it's not legit. You know?

 

[Only2Tosh]

I've been with G2A now for 2 year, and actually never had any problems.

 

[erickablyat]

If you're looking for older games, you should check out GoodOldGames (GOG.com). Link to their site: http://www.gog.com/

For consoles, I try to go to local businesses in my area.

 

[Ex]

Well, I can safely say that I haven't purchased a game for any console or hard copy since Halo 4's release, probably a year ago or more.

However in that same time, I've purchased well over 100-150 gaming items, via Steam. Lol. I bought the Eidos Studio when it was on sale this summer, which had probably 50 things attached with it.

I only buy when sales hit: Summer or Spring and I find myself only buying from Steam.

Ooya is a really cool console though, for super cheap with 1000s of old, nostalgia games for free, most of the time.


My issue with G2A is that most of their digital copies are SO-SO cheap, and they're foreign purchases, that more than likely they're not obtained legally. Because otherwise, a 60 $ copy of Civ V isn't going to sell for 2.79 ... ever.

Makes me skeptical to spend the money, only to have it revoked (x) months later, because it's not legit. You know?

All I can say is that I've bought so many games from them and normally they give you codes for steam / origin activation etc so they cannot be illegal. I personally have had no issues