Came to check this place out because it was yet another Bellevue place we hadn't been to yet in the…read morelast 7 years we've lived here. Very easy to pay and play as soon as you walk in. Set $15 fee to do open play Thursday thru Saturday evenings. You can bring your own food in, and there are many tables, chairs, couches, etc to just hang out at. Over 50 pinball machines and arcade games to play. They also have pool, darts, and foosball. There is something here for everyone! LGBTQIA+ friendly! This place is open and inviting to everyone. We killed 3 hrs without even realizing it. We will probably be throwing a birthday party here soon. Very fun little hideaway spot!!

I had no idea this place existed! My friend had a birthday party here. We are all lgbtqia+ adults…read moreand we had an amazing time after only paying $15 a person. We were able to do BYOB and played UNLIMITED PINBALL! What a dream come true! Most all of the machines are in working order which is better than any other pinball arcade in the area. That's because this is a mom and pop business and the people here are part of the pinball community. They fix their own machines, which is so impressive! It's the love of the game! They have eight whole decades of arcade machines running here. There's machines from the '60s I'm amazing condition. All in all, this is an amazing spot for a birthday party or a date night. Do a double date, bring some booze and play four player pinball where you take turns at the flippers.

I'm still trying to figure out what this space used to be before converting to a used console/game…read morespot. When you are walking by outside the window shopping will pull you in. That's what got us, we saw a few things that we wanted to see more of. There are multiple aisles of glass cases filled with every console ever made. Mixed in in those cases are games for each of those consoles. Also, there are a few other things that I don't even remember. Being that the items were in glass cases it almost felt like we were in a gaming museum. Especially after seeing some of the prices for some of the consoles. A lot of them are more expensive than when they were first released. I can see some of the variations of systems being expensive, but almost all of them were a bit too much. After scoping out the merchandise we were back out into the mall. Especially since the employees inside seemed to be amazingly bored and couldn't be bothered to look up from behind the counter.

amazing staff and amazing environment i really enjoyed going each time always it just brings me…read moreback to my childhood seeing the retro stuff

--Location/Parking-- Located in a college town part on the…read moreoutskirts of Pittsburgh. I only saw street parking, but caters to the college crowd. --Ambience-- Shelves and shelves of old-school media. Great of physical media buff, which is well stocked and recommend if you are into video games. --Service/Staff-- Staff was friendly with the usual entrance greeting. I didn't purchase anything so I didn't have much interaction with the staff. --Products/Service-- Varies depending on the location and inventory in stock. --Capacity-- Indoors can hold 15-20 people, which can be tight. I don't recommend coming here with any big luggage or bags because of bumping into inventory or damaging anything in the store. --Overall-- Great for treasure hunting your physical media or video game buffs.

The only best worker that worked at the exchanges on used Carson Street at the time when I was a…read morekid was Will. He was honestly one of the best workers other workers yes and no some of them did their jobs and some of them didn't would I recommend people to sell things at the exchange? It depends on what the item is.

SUPER NICE! I have…read morebeen meaning to come here and check this local business out and today the kids and I finally did. The place was nice and cool to escape the warm weather, several tables in the middle for various card games, free little candies for the kids and I assume for the adults too. :) Everything is neat and organized and you can play any game they have before you buy it to check it out. The kids were talking to the owners about card games and she asked if they had ever played MAGIC and they said no, so she gave them each a free deck and talked to them about it. I was impressed by everything here and the prices were good as well. They are moving into a new location (still in SUNCREST, but a bigger location) in about a month.

Game Station is, by far, the best game store in Morgantown. The owners, Derek and Nicole, are…read moreincredibly helpful, and are willing to order virtually anything for you, if they don't have it in stock. They also offer repair services for consoles and accessories, which is fantastic, as few other businesses in the area offer that service. Their game nights are also fantastic, and they're always growing. I cannot recommend this store, enough.

IronBlast's GameZone store is located inside the Washington Crown Center mall. The store buys,…read moresells, and trades video games and toys. My husband and I shopped in this store. My husband seemed to feel impressed by the inventory of merchandise. We saw vintage video-game systems from Nintendo, Gameboy, Sega Genesis, XBox, and PlayStation. We saw toys such as stuffed animals, action figures, board games, costumes, Warhammer, and much more. My husband found a door mat that he liked. He also said that he will return in the future to purchase more things, because their prices are very reasonable.

I've gave this place a few chances but honestly, it's got too many problems. It's super hard to…read morefind, the stairs to get up are not friendly for anyone with disabilities, their A/C barely works so it's too warm in the summers, and if you join their mailing list they will spam you with offers to buy your RPGs and other books, but actually won't for the most part. I give this place two stars because it contains game products and dice. Buy your dice online to save about 40% of what these guys are charging. And find a place with some fans or working A/C if you want to play in a public place in the summer months. I can only imagine how cold it gets up there in the winter. I personally won't be going to find out.

Great place for games. They had lots of choices! We ended checking it out after going to the…read moremuseum which is right around the corner. I would highly suggest going if your in town. Great friendly store. We ended up getting an expansion to "King of Tokyo / Kind of New York". They have a backroom full of cards and miniatures for all types of games. Getting into the store was odd. You have to take a small wooden set of steep stairs (not ADA compliant) and next too a nail shop. But overall it's a great little place. I told the owners I found there store through yelp and they kinda looked at me confused and said "ohhhh okay." So maybe there not into the social media outlets and potentials, but there still great guys. They also make great recommendations.

Great addition to the Allegheny valley! Very personable business. We played a free game of street…read morefighter and bought a present. Looking forward to coffee and ice cream next week too.

From the owner: Retro Video Game and Comic book store located in the charming town of Springdale, PA…read more We offer a wide variety of comic books, statues, clothing, collectibles, game systems, games, accessories, pocky, and much more. Free Play arcades and cool nerd vibes for everyone. We also buy + trade games, comics, and systems.

I'm a big fan of retro game shops, so I was excited to visit this place while staying with a friend…read morein the area. It was a mixed experience. While their selection is decent, the prices are pretty much all on par with or higher than what you can expect to find online for the same items. This is pretty typical for local game shops so I don't hold that against them. However, what was weird was as soon as we walked in, we were apparently on a livestream they were doing. That's kind of weird to be filmed immediately upon entering a business, particularly with no written warning outside. We still walked around inside (thankfully mostly out of camera range), but the employees seemed very intent on their stream and keeping things "interesting" with their commentary. It was overall a pretty off-putting experience, despite the fact that their business otherwise seemed like a cool addition to the local business environment. I would consider returning here again in the future to give them another try, though I have to state the obvious: first impressions are important, and running a business still remains more about the customers in your store than your following online. Overall: 3.0 stars ---- Pros: - Nicely-laid out store with a good presentation. - Prices are pretty on par with most other small retro gaming stores: same/higher prices than online, though still fun to look through and support if you find something you like. - Available street parking outside. Cons: - Walking into an active stream and being on camera without warning might seem quaint considering how online the world is today, but I wasn't a fan. I would have been somewhat more okay with this if they had put up a sign outside about it. Also, their commentary was pretty typical for the online gaming community but a bit off-color for public consumption in terms of professionalism.

Pricecharting prices on games and systems. Nearby parking is horrible. It was easier to find…read moreparking at the old location.

If you are a retro gamer this is your heaven! Incredible selection of retro and later games, toys…read moreand Lego! Great store, family run tucked away in a great little Ohio town. Run do not walk to this very cool place!

Phil is wonderful and so knowledgeable! Selection of games, dice, figurines, you name it!…read moreExpensive, but worth every penny!

I've been going there for about a year now for weekly D&D games, and I love the place. The owner,…read morePhil, is one of the nicest guys I've ever met.