Hi everybody,
I checked on webpage G2Play (looks kinda fishy) but I found there Dead Rising 2 for just 13 euro. I wanted just to ask if anybody have experience with this store and if I can trust them or not (quick google search brought up mixed results)

Yes and no. The Steam and EA keys are usually reliable however the other keys they sell can only be used with retail games and while they never say it (I think they say they are ideal for thoes who have lost keys) it's clear they expect you to pirate the disks.

I have bought several keys from when they were still in polish hands, but I am not sure I like the new owners... they actually told me they would not send me my already paid key before I provided them with a picture of my ID card. They also added that they are a shop I can trust. Several times.

In the end I did get my key and it worked, but I don't really want to recommend them. I grew somewhat fond of lioncorpkeys.com recently, eventhough their homepage looks shady as hell they have been very curteous and were quick to answer all my questions. And, of course, the keys always worked.

Agreed, G2play and maybe keys4.me are cdkey store only. I bought 1 EA Games key from them, works nice with EA Download Manager. These places are good to pickup EA, Steam games; but cdkey retail is not recommended

I'd be careful with using them in regards to Steam. Modern Warfare 2 has shown that they have no problem with disabling such keys.

http://steamunpowered.eu/steam-alternatives/

and check the forum

I've got several games from them, including the Orange Box and Warcraft III, no problems.

I don't know about that. Should we trust some anti-Steam group to tell us OK places to buy CD keys that could potentially ban our accounts from Steam?

I actually bought a lot of games from them, never had a problem.
Altough I have to admit the whole "keys only" concept seems kinda fishy.
Still, I recommend them.

Thanks I guess I will wait for steam,d2d or some kind of sale to buy DR2

17 pounds here.

20 from Amazon.