FALSE ADVERTISING!!! After the release of the Nintendo…read moreSwitch 2 it has been hard to find one. After walking past the store I saw a couple of the boxes for the console on a shelf looking like they were for sale. Nope, they were just empty boxes. It's very deceiving and disappointing that they are using this tactic just to get people in the door. The worker behind the desk was very nice when she told me they didn't have any and it was just an empty box but it was very aggravating.

Believe me when I'll be the first to admit, I'm no stranger to the whimsical folly that are Game…read moreStop staff. Previous run ins with employees have often left me scratching my head in disbelief that someone with a proclaimed love of gaming seriously doesn't have a single answer to my most basic questions. A grand example : Me : (after digging through a few shelves) Ya'all have Metal Gear Solid 2 for the Xbox? Employee : (without even checking or showing interest) No, they never made that for the Xbox. Me : I'm pretty sure they did. Employee : No.. I'm pretty sure they didn't. 15 minutes later after further digging, at the check-out with said mystery game. Employee : Oh. Guess they did. Sadly, at least in my neck o' the woods in lil Rhody, these types of conversations are commonplace. One of the few things I loved about living in State College, was this Game Stop. Aside from being knowledgeable, friendly and always more than happy to give me suggestions and opinions, the staff frequently went above and beyond normal customer service. If there's one thing I love more than Honeydew iced coffee, great food and Chanel bags combined, is Metal Gear Solid. I'm one of -those- inane fans with the obsessive, compulsive desire to play every game in every language and literally purchase every item ever made to add to my collection. Seriously. Around the time Mgs-4 hit the shelves, the staff was actually kind enough to hold one of the ridiculously huge, large-enough-to-hang-glide from, posters in the store window for me once the official promotions ended. 'Always was well stocked, well kept and well lit. Triple points for not being utterly cluttered like the tiny locations around these parts. I definitely miss you, Atherton Game Stop.

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.

First time in Bloomsburg and I stumbled upon this sweet gem. Absolutely love the selection and (I…read morecan't remember his name) but the guy behind the counter was super friendly and answered all of my questions. Gave me a great deal and the value of the products beat anything going on eBay. Would definitely recommend!

I love this place!!!! Great prices,quality merchandise, friendly owner and he's always given the…read morebest deals!! I have never had a problem with any of the reused movies or games never working they all work perfectly fine. I will always go back to the store.

Nice little shop with lots of playstation 1, 2 and 3 games. Also carried a significant amount of…read morenewer games, including the Nintendo Switch. Unfortunately, I had made the trip looking specifically for Nintendo NES and N64 games and their selection was fairly small for those consoles. I did notice they had a decent amount of Super Nintendo and some other retro console games. Okay place if you're in the area but I wouldn't drive out of the way for it.

Great little store, they have so much vintage gaming stuff I was overwhelmed and deff could drop…read moresome money in there lol they had new games also so my kids were looking hard definitely will be back as I look for stuff I want.

Great shop. Insanely helpful team for all your retro to new gen games…read more Considering how video games have dropped in price quickly, they do their best to be as fair as possible. Traded my 360/games for a nice chunk off a new X system!

Got a GBA and some games to go with it. Everything was priced fairly decently and both of the two…read moregames I got looked like they were authentic (aka not reproductions) which was nice. Not a huge selection of old Nintendo games, which was disappointing for me but it looked like there were a good number of XBOX and PlayStation games for those interested in them.

Saw this place as a suggested stop via yelp and decided to stop by. Being nerds and collectors…read moreourselves, its nice to see things outside conventions and local that we can stop by and check out. First, its a little confusing where this is. It's located INSIDE of State Theater Vintage Emporium, which is an adventure in itself. Walk in the doors, go up the stairs and its the first "big" fixture/box shop on the left. They carried everything and anything anime and Japanese from plush, figures, cards/card games to even straight from Japan video games and trinkets for Ita Bags. They even had some Pocky, Ramune and other Japanese snacks for purchase. I think we saw the owner restocking as we perused and he was very personable mentioning he could answer any questions we had. Prices were in line/if not better than ones I see at conventions and online. Overall a great place to stop if you're in the market for current or vintage Japanese goods.

Didn't buy anything. Prices are over the already inflated market. Maybe we just went on a bad day…read more Nice setup inside the old theater. Prices are scalper plus some. That's not necessary in today's world.