gamesplanet.co.uk

This company is truly awful: avoid it at all costs. My experience of the service offered has been one of ineptitude, apathy and the acquisition of my money for no product delivered. I puchased Rome TW Gold Edition for £9.99. I progressed through the secure payment procedure without difficulty and the download began. 4 seperate files had to be downloaded and these duly appeared. However, during the 3rd file download the process stopped and the download page disappeared. I went to retrive the promise e-mail from gamesplanet with the order and licence number so that I could begin the download process again. Not present in my inbox. Back to the site to request another ...  Read the complete review

I hate to disagree with a fellow video game consumer - wampyrii who wrote the former and glowing recommendation on Gamesplanet - but i feel it's only fair to give a true account of what i experienced shopping with this company to make people aware that every experience CAN be VERY different. The site itself is very user friendly, you have a simple menu that runs along the top of the games to check what games are in stock, about upcoming titles, you know the type of thing!?! I myself had used Kelkoo to find the best price for the game - which i am sure we all agree is a bonus when you find the game you really want at a reasonable price also with free P&P ...  Read the complete review

**This site, as the name suggests, sells computer and console games for all the major platforms. I've only made a purchase here once only(at present), my experience as outlined below being based upon the purchase of a Gameboy Advance game in August 2003.** When it comes to shopping online my needs are simple. 1) Show me a good price. 2) Get the item to me yesterday, if not sooner. Rarely do the two mix. If you want it fast, you pay extortionate postage - if you want it cheap, it often arrives days later having passed through 18 different countries. Not so with this site! Not only did they stock the game I was looking ...  Read the complete review