I'll sum it up. While I was visiting family, I stopped by Back to the Media. It is a nice enough…read moreplace for nostalgia. The arcade was a nice bonus as well. However, go elsewhere for trading in stuff. I was given a lowball offer for some games and a collectible I brought in and the owner wasn't happy because one was imported. I ended up taking them to EStarland on my way home and got a much better offer and actual praise for bringing in some good stuff. In the end, if you find what you are looking for, that's great! but go elsewhere to get better values for your trade ins.

This store is awesome, records, games and other collectibles…read more They also do a Saturday night auction on Facebook. The owners Mark and Dani are very knowledgeable about records and will help you try and find what you are looking for. If you are in the Winchester area, stop by and check them out.

Tried to sell 2 figures to them both combined was around 150$ which was shown last sold online,…read morethey were only offering store credit and was only going to give me 60 dollars for both figures which is less than 40%!!! Most other business give 60% towards store credit so stay away from Retro loot if u have trade ins u will lose money!!

This has become my 10-year-old son's favorite retro store. We have visited about 10 times since…read morediscovering it this past summer. It has very good pricing and a great selection of games and consoles. Consoles generally range from the Atari VCS (2600) to seventh generation (360, DS, Wii, PS3). Consoles come with one controller and the attachments needed to hook the system up to a TV. The console software is pretty extensive, starting with the NES and running up through 7th gen. Most of the handheld is Gameboy and DS. Once again, their selection is rather well rounded. Some of the more premium titles are located in the display case back by the register. There are also some rare curiosities in the collection that were pleasant surprises ( I never expected to see a full catalog of Virtual Boy software on display anywhere ). Something to be aware of is that any retro purchases can sometimes not work out. We have had one GBA cart and an XBOX cd fail to start when trying out the software at home. The store has a very generous return policy. I believe as long as you bring back the title within 10, they will accept returns and exchanges. The staff is very friendly and will always try to help out. In our cases, the store gave us a direct exchange on the scratched XBOX disc after trying to repair it instore, and a full refund for the GBA game. The store also has other typical collections (Trading Card Games, Funko Pops and other figurines). These are not my area of expertise, so I can't comment on the selection or prices. Several arcade machines are set on free-to-play mode at the store entrance to round out the experience. If vintage video games are your thing, then Retro Loot is definitely worth checking out.

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.

If you are considering to go this location to sell rare or secret rare Pokemon cards. PLEASE PLEASE…read moremake sure you do research of their value on TCG Player. First time I went in I was given a pretty fair offer, then it got lower and lower. I did my research and went off the low price listed keeping in mind that I knew they also had to make a profit. I feel like the workers thought I didn't what my cards were worth. Also I'm not a card player I'm a collector so the second I pull a rare it goes straight into a sleeve. All I'm trying to say is please be careful before going in either look up the value through TCG player or take someone in with you who knows about Pokemon cards.

This is one of the only retro-newer video game stores in the area, let alone downtown. Recently,…read morethey have done a total renovation of the store which now is way more spacious: new paint, hardwood floors, and cleaner fixtures and showcases. The atmosphere used to be pretty close-quarters, but after the renovations and facelift, is really modern and clean. This place is also nestled in a crowded part of the downtown historic district which is cool, and during summer months and spring moths has a variety of happenings and events, which makes the trip even more worth it. As far as the employees- they can be rough, but very helpful and accommodating, plus they buy old video games and give you cash- offering more than what you would get anywhere else especially at the mall or at a corporate chain. As a local business to be that helpful and paying that much guaranteeing to beat a corporate chain? Is incredible. Well done - they also have other locations in this area which I will stop by as well while I am in my hometown.

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

Employee was super super nice! They had a decent selection of pokemon cards at a fair price. I'd…read moredef come here again!!!

It's not the best video game place in the area. Every time I go there's not much stock. They have a…read more5-10 good games, and all the rest are just garbage games not worth more than $10. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful, but it's just disappointing with what's in stock. Tournament City always has 100x better stock, which is right now the road. But both places with have almost completely identical prices. Tournament just has better stock.

Again- wild that this small business has grown so much since years ago when they only had the…read moreCumberland Hagerstown stores. I think they are up to? 6 now? Incredible but there's an obvious reason why they've been so well received. Stopped into the Richland location while seeing my Bonka Gigi in Johnstown two weeks ago and even though it's no their best- it's got that home town hipster feel to it where the employees play and live for games more than anyone that would come in. The guy working with the glasses Ronnie? helped me and gave me some idea on new gen games and even though I have one he gave me a nice run down of the pros and cons of getting a Switch. I know they are there to make money but the fact he took the time to talk and give his honest assessment, was really appreciated. if I want a switch I'll go to one of their stores closer to me. Thanks Ronnie for your time!

I went into this store hoping to find some older games that aren't being sold in stores anymore and…read morewas blown away. They have everything from the current generation consoles all the way back to the Atari. The associate I talked to was very friendly and helpful and the prices are great. They regularly have sales and specials that makes it even cheaper. They are very quick to answer your Facebook messages on any questions you may have. They will happily order items they don't have from other stores as well. If you're looking for great deals on games and accessories old and new then this is the place for you.

--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.

This is a must stop when visiting Frostburg. We loved everything about this shop, from the…read morewell-curated selection of books to the amazing kids section at the back of the store. The staff was just so friendly, and you can tell their passion for all things reading. They have worked at this spot for 20+ years, which goes to show the dedication to this special place. My kids enjoyed the unique books, along with the comfy seating in the back of the store. In addition to a great book selection, they have a variety of gifts and unique puzzles. We ended up buying a few books along with a fun, Japanese, dog-surfing puzzle that both our kids agreed was a really fun one. The prices were very reasonable and the store was just so well curated. I would love to come back here again on a future trip.

A delightful bookstore that drew us in as we strolled by. It was brightly lit and welcoming. There…read morewere shelves and shelves of wonderful books to explore, along with little gifts and activities. The set up was very nice - a large open room that felt cozy with the smaller sections formed by furniture and shelving. The owner was so friendly at check out!