And just before the mighty launch of my own store, I figured it was about time I gave some one else a plug.

Ahh, TGC, TGC… even with all your mis-matched orders – some quite the beneficial, some not quite so (Colin McRae 1 instead of 2? I mean, it’s day-glo green for God’s sake, how can you miss it!?!) – I can’t help but be impressed.

Their returns are pretty much no-questions asked (at least, they seem to be), and they have an uncanilly iG like ability to sell new games as used, should they include even the smallest markings.

Yes, their website hangs at the card verification stage a third of the time, and their gifs look like something from a 90′s teenager’s attempts at Paint, but the site has enough info on items (including relatively accurate stock counts, whether items are unsealed, pre-owned, weird languages, etc) to make it all worth while. That and their 3 for £20 offers which I’ve mentioned before.

So, TGC, this post’s for you. If you want cheap, well described stock with little to no hastle, inaudibleGames The Game Collection.net is where you wanna be. Well, for the next week at least…

Disclaimer: No, I wasn’t paid. Hell, I’m still waiting for a reply for my CM1 return request . iG just likes companies who care . And wishes to emulate their win. Someday.

UPDATE: Another no-hastle replacement sorted. Now, compare this to GAME’s kerfufle of a returns process, and TGC look like the gods of gaming.