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El Pibe gets his games on E-Bay!!!  I don't think he's ever spent more than $10 on a game. 

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There is a "mall" at Bay and Dundas underground called Atrium on Bay you will see a liquor store and a black photo shop.  Or better yet near Spring rolls.  It has access via the South train. And right beside the down escalators there is a used games/movie store there.  I always see alot of people so i think it's worth a shot.

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Would you guys know this? Where can I buy these games, besides the obvious places (Future shop, best buy, etc, etc.)



          CHINA TOWN!!!! BUT U MAY NEED A CHIP TO BUY DIRT CHEAP GAMES OR YOU CAN BUY NOMAL ONES A BIT HIGHER PRICED BUT LOWER THEN THE GENERIC BRAND STORES


           GO TO THE BIG MALL ON SPADINA!!!



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Best place I would say is EB(Electronic Boutique) inside the Eaton Centre(Sears Centre)
They have good prices on new and used games. They have a membership as well where you get 10% of every purchase.


 



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Would you guys know this? Where can I buy these games, besides the obvious places (Future shop, best buy, etc, etc.)

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