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    4.6 (29 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Watching the grown ups play super smash brothers, trying to pick up tips and tricks
    Jamie S.

    Wow, this store is top notch. Being married to a gamer and myself being a board game player, this store has a little bit for everyone. A fantastic Nintendo switch selection! Especially for rare games. A wonderful board game selection, I was trying so hard not to buy all the beautiful versions of azul. Tons of retro console games. I love the art for sale. And everything is fairly priced. There are some talented artists in the area. They have a room on the side for gaming of all sorts. I appreciate that one of the employees invited me and my kids to sit and watch. They had a great time watching and cheering their favorite characters on. I know we will be back soon, in reality probably this weekend.

    Hippy M.

    Great staff and great selection. Their merchandise is well cared for. Everyone was friendly and patient!

    "Demolition Derby" for the ultra obscure Radio Shack TRS-80 computer/gaming console. One of over 40 systems I own!
    Ryan M.

    I dropped by this awesome retro video game store on a recent trip to New Braunfels. Chalk it up to intuition, claircognizance, or plain ol' serendipity, but I had just mentioned moments before driving by this place that I bet New Braunfels had a video game store. My dad and I were on our way to McAdoo's Seafood for lunch (review forthcoming), but I bookmarked D Pad with the intention of returning afterwards. I'm glad I did! Upon entering, I was pleased to see a display case containing roughly ten vintage gaming systems. I own every console ever released in North America (yes, I have a problem) but only a handful of Japanese consoles. Imagine my delight when I saw a complete-in-box (CIB) Nintendo Famicom (the Japanese version of the NES) available for the reasonable price of $199.99! Having just spent nearly $60 on fancy-ass oysters at McAdoo's, I couldn't quite justify the purchase, but I now regret my uncharacteristic frugality. If it's still there the next time I visit, it's mine! Although I grew up amid the third generation of game consoles, specifically the NES and SEGA Master System, I'm particularly drawn to second-gen gaming systems like the Atari 2600, 5200, and Intellivision. D Pad has several shelves dedicated to second-gen games, including a large number of CIB Intellivision titles for around $5. I own nearly every game released for that console (again, I have a problem), but a few rare titles have eluded me. I ended up picking up a sealed, CIB copy of "Ice Trek," a technically advanced title developed by Imagic, at the competitive price of $30. This title often sells for $40-$50 on eBay, so I was a happy Mongo! I was also pleased to find a loose copy of "Demolition Derby" for the obscure Radio Shack TRS-80 computer/gaming system! The cartridge that came bundled with my system is a bit wonky, so I decided to pick up this duplicate copy. It loaded like a charm when I got home! What impressed me the most about D Pad was its huge inventory of CIB NES and SNES games. Most kids in the 80s and 90s threw the boxes away, so I rarely see complete games out in the wild. The more common/less expensive titles (mainly sports games) were sitting on the shelves, but the more expensive games were stored behind lock and key. I spotted CIB copies of "Super Mario Bros. 3," "Metroid," "Super Metroid," and "Super Castlevania IV." These titles were listed for about $100-$200, making me thankful that I had the foresight (and autistic obsession) to retain my boxes as a kid! D Pad also has a healthy inventory of new and used Nintendo Switch titles, all priced competitively. I bought a new, sealed copy of "Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night," a superb "Metroidvania"-style game, for $30. If you're looking to beef up your Switch collection (and you should, seeing as it's one of the best consoles of all time), then D Pad is a no brainer. They have approximately thrice the selection of retailers like GameStop and Wal-Mart. If you live in New Braunfels, then you don't need me to recommend this place. If you're visiting from out of town, though, then you would do well to drop by. The selection is vast and varied, the store is well organized, and the nerdy employees (a term of endearment, I assure you) are eager to assist. Game Over Videogames in Helotes remains my favorite vintage gaming store, but D Pad is a close second. Highly recommended!

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    They have games. And games. And overall they are amazing with customer service! Yeah they are great!

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    Great store guys are very friendly and buying games there.. came from San Antonio just just to see how it was. Happy customer here..

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    I got a disk of Naruto ninja storm 2 for the PlayStation 3 and it was so clean no dust or scratches recommend 100 percent

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    I would check this place out before heading to GameStop. They have better inventory, selection, and assistance. Great local spot!

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    This is an awesome place to shop for things and thrilled to have something in New Braunfels like this.

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    D Pad's selection and prices are way better than Game Over, and the staff was super nice and friendly. I'll definitely be coming back!

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    One of the best game shops out there they have allot of games and for affordable prices I strongly recomend them

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    Game Over Videogames - The Gaming Museum, art from local artists, and clearance

    Game Over Videogames

    3.9(61 reviews)
    25.3 mi
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    We are here all the time…read more My fiancé have a number of game shops that we like to visit, but this is one of those that's at the top of the list. We find something every time we visit, and we'll find some gems more often than not. The store is organized super intuitively so we'll find what we're looking for with minimal effort, and if it's not in store the incredibly amazing staff will see if it's at another location for us. This location is also pretty game focused, so if you're looking for a wider selection of merch another location may be more suited for your needs. They do have some good merch, it's just not as much as some of the other locations. That being said, we've found some really cool collectibles here like gaming statues that are just too spectacular to pass up. I will be the first to admit that we look for every excuse to visit Game Over. Zero shame. This place rocks.

    I'm officially in love with this chain of stores! Stopped in at one of their San Antonio locations…read more(though I am an Austinite), and I was really impressed particularly by the selection this one boasted. To an extent I realize this is based off what gets brought in by customers looking to sell, but the organization of this store was also top-notch. In addition to ATARI 2600 cartridges, there were a few select Commodore 64 and Intellivision cartridges; on the opposite side of the spectrum, they had a decent wall of PS4 and Xbox One. So practically no matter what generation console games you're looking for, you'll find it here! Loads of games for handhelds as well, including GameGear, PSP, and all the Nintendo handhelds. You'll also find some neat modern "gamer gear" like hats, wallets/lanyards, plushies, etc. Some old guidebooks and manuals. And a fridge full of beverages. This location has a console museum too, where you can step through time and admire how far video game technology has come! Some really obscure consoles in the glass cases, with descriptions of each. So rad! *w* There's also an Artist's Alley toward the back, where you can support local artists who do video game related art. I love seeing all the creativity and how gamers get inspired! I did come in to do an exchange, because one of the ATARI 2600 cartridges I'd gotten from another location turned out to be a dud. The employee, Jake, was cool about it and happily supplied me another copy they had in inventory. Gotta give him some props- he's an excellent multi-tasker. When I came in, it was pretty busy and he was the only one there, but he did great at attending to everyone and cheerfully at that, even with the phone ringing too! This location doesn't have a set-up to test/demo anything in the store (some Game Over Videogames do), but they did seem to have a backroom area where you could schedule to host a party/meet-up, and that's pretty neat.

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    Santikos Entertainment

    2.9(57 reviews)
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    I have been here a couple of times, and it is about what you would expect. It's a movie theater…read morethat sells tickets to see movies. The main issue that I have with this is that I have to go to the snack bar to buy a movie ticket. Which means I have to stand in line behind people who want to buy snacks. I don't want to buy snacks. I don't want to buy tickets online because you charge a convenience fee of two dollars, which is ridiculous. I want to go in and buy my ticket in a line that's dedicated for just buying tickets. You know, I like it used to be back in the good old days. Also, WTF is the issue with people who think it's OK to whisper during a movie? I am there to see the movie, not to listen to you whisper. And if you brought your kids, keep them quiet. I didn't pay a premium ticket price to listen to your kid talk through the movie. And keep your phones off during the movie. I don't want to be distracted by your phone when I'm trying to watch a movie. People who can't behave around others should just stay home. It should be common courtesy, but more and more often people are discourteous.

    This Janky theater was nice. Now the seats are all busted and cracked, the little table is peeling…read more The chair controls barely work, the springs in the seat are not really what I want to feel, anf it smells like urine and disappointment. $24 for a popcorn and 2 sodas is ridiculous, but if Im going to pay that much plus $24 for 2 tickets, I would hope for a larger screen, better sound system and a little confidence that my seat isnt going to fall apart on me.

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