Where do you buy your PS3 games from?

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Just wondering where you guys get your PS3 games and blue rays from.
Me: from mostly from kalahari.net and thehut.co.uk

btw .... Makro is clearing some cool PS3 / Xbox games out.
I bought Facebreaker for R50 ... cool party game whilst having a couple of beers and chilling out ....
 
sdd said:
Just wondering where you guys get your PS3 games and blue rays from.
Me: from mostly from kalahari.net and thehut.co.uk

btw .... Makro is clearing some cool PS3 / Xbox games out.
I bought Facebreaker for R50 ... cool party game whilst having a couple of beers and chilling out ....
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mostly zaps or if i'm strapped for cash then cna :)
 
Pretty much whoever is having sales where I can get games for less than R200.
 
PythonFSi said:
Damn! They are cheaper that buying here hey!
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Much - and if your order gets lost the first time it actually works in your benefit, because the second order Amazon mark the value as zero - so you don't pay vat or customs :p

I ordered a Band of Brothers box set, 3 music Blurays, and the matrix box set for under a R1000.
 
I assume you guys are talking about amazon.co.uk as surely the blu rays will be region locked?
 
sdd said:
Just wondering where you guys get your PS3 games and blue rays from.
Me: from mostly from kalahari.net and thehut.co.uk

btw .... Makro is clearing some cool PS3 / Xbox games out.
I bought Facebreaker for R50 ... cool party game whilst having a couple of beers and chilling out ....
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That's a rubbish game. R50 sounds spot on.
 
SL1v3R said:
I assume you guys are talking about amazon.co.uk as surely the blu rays will be region locked?
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Many are not, and there are lists available online. Or if you use a PC for playback it is irrelevant. But UK sources are also much cheaper than buying locally.
 
Nothing wrong with buying second hand. I also sell my old titles to do my part in keeping the market flowing.
 
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