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OK, gamers -- do you
buy your games or rent them? Renting from
an online service is cheaper -- you can keep them
as long as you like and then send them
back once you're done pretending to be Tiger Woods
or Donovan McNabb or whatever your poison is. If
you insist on buying them, though, doing so online
is a smart move -- you pay less, and you don't have
to stand in the electronics department at Wal-Mart
for 40 minutes waiting for the only guy who can
unlock the game cabinet to finish his dinner break.
Unless, of
course, your game of choice is Everquest.
In that case, drop the lapis lazuli and your mud-covered
tunic and write your wife a letter telling her you
want her to move back in and make another go of
it.
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Wal*Mart
The world's largest retailer and leader in being sued
by former employees, current employees, immigrants,
labor groups, women, men, children, "little people", fashion designers, parents and gypsies, Wal-Mart also happens to be
a pretty damned convenient place to shop.
Wal*Mart 
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Buy.com
These guys don't beat around the bush, do they? Not
"checkusout.com" or "sop-around-our-site-a-little.com"
-- BUY! Buy now dammit! We love it. In your face marketing
at its finest.
So BUY your games from these peeps, lest you anger them for not heeding their commands. They have every conceivable format too.
Buy.com
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