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B&M shops

SteoL · 2017-01-15 11:23:26

Apart from the usual (Gamestop, Smyths, Argos) are there any other shops to buy games from?

15-01-2017 12:23PM

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SteoL

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Apart from the usual (Gamestop, Smyths, Argos) are there any other shops to buy games from?

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#2 15-01-2017 02:46PM

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Well, there's RAGE up on Fade St, in Dublin, if it's overpriced retro games you're after.
Tesco is back in the game selling game, but they've franchised it out, with pretty typical on street prices as well.
Other than that I can't think of any, maybe there's a few independent toy shops and music shops still out there that will stock a few game as well, but overall it's all moved online.
If a B&M shop have an online presence, a search for a product on pricespy.ie should show them.

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#3 15-01-2017 02:51PM

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Cex are quite good!

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#4 15-01-2017 04:21PM

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Thanks for the replies. I'll check that site you mentioned. CEX seem to be quite low on stock lately. At least, in the shops I've checked. Forgot about Tesco also so must have a look in there.

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