Gamestop

Gamespot reminds me a bit on Game’s slightly beleaguered and down trodden twin brother. It’s the one that was separated at birth and rather than living a privileged life in some rich manor it was shown the street, and was made to each it’s own… anyways, enough of that particular analogy.
Prices in Gamespot are usually a touch higher for new releases than game but you do often find a little gem of a used game from time to time. There are an awful lot of cheap used DVDs littering the tiny cramped store though and you do have to almost wade through them to find the PS3 section.
I did spot the official PS3 remote control for a paltry £11.99 the last day I was in which is much cheaper than anywhere else I’ve seen it so far. Might call over tomorrow after a deserved lie in and pick it up.

I like Game Stop. In the not so distant past I used to spend a considerable amount of time in this place, buying game and game, helping me avoid doing anything really productive. The best thing about Game Stop is its trade in facility. Once you complete a game they will buy it off you for store credit or cash.
The store credit is always a lot more than the cash so it is best to go for that. There is a huge range of 2^nd hand games which have all been checked to make sure they are in working order before they are sold. The staff love their gaming and will talk the ears off you, if you let them. I do.

great shop for games, a good bit cheaper than most, and with great deals on consoles, staff are always great, as most don’t even know much about it, so only the great and good get employed, plus they also have much nicer uniforms than game if that matters to you