Online stores only please! :D

Aside from Valve's Steam Store, I buy my games from Mcgame.com, Greenmangaming, Amazon and sometimes Nuuvem.

Are there any other good Stores for Steam/Origin games?

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Steam, GMG, Amazon and... that's about it. I also trade for games.

Edit: Also Humblebundle, almost missed it.

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Yeah, watch out for Steam! It steals your wallet

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too accurate

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Trusted private traders. I know a few guys who are trustworthy and experienced traders not ripping me off.

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^

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Aliens.

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Only bought games from Steam, Amazon, GMG and Nuuvem so far.

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Steam from trusted trades and GMG. Except bundles and retail copies I don't spend real money on games anymore.

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Got most of mine via Steam Store, GMG, and the Humble Store.

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Steam mostly. Since the new currency stuff.
Other than that, Gamersgate, Humble Store, GMG and Origin. In that order.

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gog.com

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I usually don't buy my games from stores, but if I do, I use HB and GMG. Usually I use SteamTrades (And my Russian friends) :)

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Steam, humble bundle (both bundles and store), occasionally bundle stars, it's not really worth going elsewhere since all the games are being discounted everywhere from time to time... unless of course you want them immediately, for me, it's just another annoying registrtion, so no, i dont even have humble bundle account

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Steam and Webhallen

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Steam, Humble Bundle & GMG. I traded in all of my Xbox games a few days ago at EB Games & got $600 in-store credit, so I'll be buying from Steam for a while.

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Wow, did you trade-in your Xbox too?

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No way. I still use it for the Youtube application & to stream my music from my laptop. I traded in every game that I've bought since the Xbox 360 was first released(2005). I had over 200 games, & I only kept 3.

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Oh, okay. I wouldn't trade-in so many games (Just sayn'...)

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kinguin.net

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Humble store,gog,gmg,amazon,kinguin :)

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Steam, Humble Bundle and GMG (only when I have credit from rewards).

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I use G2A. Really cheap steam/origin key (e.g Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor is $34.52 right now or ARMA III is at 33.99 euros)you can go to site from the link.And is very trustworthy I bought bf4 from them.
And yeah the link my look odd as it has my username in it .It is because it is a referral link it will tell the site that i am the person who told you about their site and i may get a little bonus if you make a purchase.If you make an Account at G2A goldmine then you will get your own personal Referral link and by spreading it you might make some money.

And yeah there is a weekly sale going on(be sure to check it) : Far cry 3 $5.05,Assassin creed Black flag $11.37,7 days to die $13.28 ,Metro last light complete edition $7.58 and many more.

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...well thanks for being so honest, but referral links do get you suspended from Steamgifts, just saying :)

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Remove the referral link or be struck down by the almighty ban hammer.

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doing it now ...thanks for the heads up ...didn't know that ...i can use referral links on steam forums right ???

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No problem. Referral links are also not allowed on the Steam forums.

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Steam and G2A. G2A is the best site ever

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You could always check out bundles. I'm a tad biased but Groupees www.groupees.com has some pretty sweet deals for cheap. There is also humble bundle, and other alternatives.

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most of my games come from bundles, mainly humble but occasionally groupees indiegala indie royale, never bought a bundlestars one though

Cards from games from said bundles may be sold off to fund specific purchases in steam store

I also get some from humble store discounts and some games from GMG using credit

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Steam, bundles, GMG.
I rarely buy games. Like, VERY rarely. I win what I own.

I think I bought about 30 or 40 games since I'm on Steam.

I'm a moocher. :(
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Trades, kinguin, sometimes G2A

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Steam, Greenmangaming and Amazon... ^ heard bad things about G2A.. selling stolen, invalid... used keys... thats why I never used it...

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Steam and GMG, and trading.

Avoiding G2A !

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Nuuvem, Kinguin.net, Humble Store (for charity)

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