live in Saskatoon, so I use Next Level Game Exchange. It has a big selection of games compared to the other game places. Or else I go to EB Games or Futureshop.
I usually go with eBay. But for retail stores I love Target. They usually have new games on sale pretty quick, and then Best Buy has a "Rewards Zone program"... which is nice if you buy there often (or online).
Used games are nice from GameStop/EB Games, the ones in my area allow you to return them within a week if you don't like the game, let alone if it doesn't work. They have pretty good guarantees, but I really hate going in there. I think it's still overpriced for a used game. They usually have the best selection of older or hard-to-find games.
Since I live in Norway, we oftenget games month after US and Japan, so I use Play-Asia.com to import games, sometimes I use eBay too.technofranki
Aww, I want to live in Norway...
Anywho, It's really sad to me that kids don't get to experience the greatness of independent video game stores. When I was younger we had 3 or 4 of them around. I was always finding rare games. A few of them were even fair priced, buying and selling. I hate the thought of ebay being the only option anymore. It won't be but six months before Gamestop stops accepting PS2 games.
The only good shop I've been to lately is Game Dude in Hollywood. They have mail order service too, if you live anywhere besides LA. They used to have a webpage but last I checked it was down.
the only place where I have ever found good games is at gamestop, i might once in a blue moon go to someplace like bestbuy. Its just really hard to track down older games this way.
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