After checking out the card store, we saw a game store on the other side of the building. Since we…read morehad already parked we decided to check it out. Entrance is a little tricky to get too so park on the side near the card store and walk around to the front of the building. Upon entering we were greeted with a HUGE selection of games, everything from NES to current Xbox, PS5 and Switch. Even had some cabinet games you could try out. Behind the counter they had some harder to find titles and some tables between rows was like a mini nerd yard sale with figures, books, crafts, etc. Husband picked up a gunpla model kit from 1980s, I got pokemon pinball for my game boy and some DS games I had been looking for. Price wise was about what I expected for what I got, seemed about middle of the road. On the left side of the building is a DVD section and fairly expansive comic book selection. Husband looked over what they had but nothing really stood out, we mostly came for the retro games. Guy behind the counter was super helpful and friendly, answering any questions we had about their stock and condition of the games. If we're in the area I plan on stopping back in and seeing what new stock they have on hand.

Good sales on games and love their store how they have it nice and organizing and cleanread more

If i could do less then 1 star I would the services was terrible had to repeat myself multiple…read moretimes and even then they got my order wrong and best part is they took forever to do it too.

The place is a one of a kind, a place where nerds, Weebs would go and play all sorts of things. If…read moreyou play card games, board games, video games then this place is the place for you. They are growing (still growing) company that cares about the community. I have met the owner and seen his vision. He is there from time to time and interacts with his patrons. The staff is really friendly. Now the only downside is the current location. I was there and didn't have a spot to play on a Friday night but that isn't the stores fault. Everyone had their own little groups and pods so as someone who is alone I feel out of place and had to sit at the cafe. The bright side is they are moving to a bigger location if I heard that right so I am excited for the team and company. To sum up the location it's a place you can play video games. You can rent a room/theatre lounge for private events/gathering. You can rent a computer/consoles to play. You can join a community to play card games, they even have board games to use. A really convenient mini grocery store with all kinds of Asian snacks and ice cream. They even sell boba tea.

Golden Eagle Comics & Games since my last review has moved out of the mall and into a complex in…read morethe former Malls parking lot, next to Schuylkill Valley Sports. Parking can be a minor issue, as the parking lot in front of the shop is a dead end, and it it's full you will need to turn around and park in the mall parking lot next to the shop. Shop is reasonably large, but not as big as the old location. Has a fair new pull and wall book selection. Longbox selection is good, with a few cheap boxes spread around the shop. Toys and collectibles are light. Golden Eagle seems to concentrate now on Magic: The Gathering with a somewhat large selection. During my stop, a Magic tournament was ongoing, making the shop a little crowded. There is additional gaming space in the back, separate from the main shop. Employees were helpful during my visit, answering several questions. Overall, I'd call this shop a 3.5, but rounding it up to a 4, and worth a stop.

I typically like to visit comic shops when I visit an area. So for this reason, I drove to…read morefairgrounds mall to visit this shop. The selection seems to be ok if not a little on the conventional side. There are tons of tables everywhere in the back which immediately told me this store is much more dedicated to the Magic geeks than the comic geeks, like me. This is a real turn off for me as these types of shops usually support more of the card business in this day. More money in that, I guess. So when I asked the counter monkeys for certain non big two books, they looked at me like I spoke a different language. So that confirmed my card thoughts. Bottom line is, this is a Magic store first that just happens to have a large inventory of comic back issues. They clearly do well with their card tournament because they are still open in a lightly travelled mall. The service seems friendly enough and probably knows a ton about Magic cards. Maybe they lack the comic knowledge. If you want Marvel or DC or Magic cards and live near the mall, this might be a decent option. Otherwise, I might try the store in town. They seem to know comics a little better.

The last reminance of the few greatest gaming stores available yet from retro vintage to retro for…read morebeginners Awesome owner and an awesome cast of customer rps

We stop by here every time we're in Quakertown. He has a huge selection of games, systems, and…read moreother items at reasonable prices. Every time we come in he has found a way to make more room for more displays and racks but the store is still easy to navigate. The display windows and inflatables out front make it hard to miss.

The Portal Comics and Gaming is not a shop I usually stop at when in the Lehigh Valley due to its…read morelocation being closer to Bethlehem, but for certain people this shop will be valuable. It shares the building with other business including a CVS, and parking is shared with their lots or on the street. This is a light comic book shop with limited selection, to the point if they dropped comics from there name, I don't think anyone would notice. Handful of wall books and mostly modern books in their short boxes. Graphic novel selection was better than average with several shelves. Portal primarily focuses on gaming, with them having a large board gaming selection. Other gaming items are located around the shop, including various Warhammer items and paint for gaming items. Gaming space is located in the back of the shop, in a separate room from the merchandise. Overall, if you are looking for gaming items, The Portal should meet your needs. I would do my comic shopping at other shops in the Lehigh Valley, however.

Was a customer for many years back when they first opened and was happy to support them in their…read moregrowing stages. They have been around for 20 years now, but they have really fallen since their prime years. What used to be a fun place with stocked shelves has turned into a skeleton of its former self. May empty shelves with little to no restock other than board games. Their D&D is almost nonexistent, their Warhammer barely there, and comics are laughable. They are always out of stock of MTG boxes so don't try unless you pre order. Seems like they only focus on selling on TCG. Even their webstore is empty, almost every item on their is listed as out of stock. Its actually depressing walking in there now. The employees are awkard and stare at you like you have three heads. I remember years ago there were 4 co-owners and there was always 1 or 2 of them there, I believe their names were Brian and Andy. They were always friendly and would often Join in for a game of MTG or Heroclix if no one else was around. There are now multiple shops around with better service and stock. I recommend skipping this store and trying one of the other Lehigh Valley Stores

I started going to Game Traders back when they were in the Nichols flea market. I bought a used N64…read morefrom them the controller they gave with it need's fixed so I had to buy a new controller online. The video output isn't working. I've tried an RCA to HDMI converter, and get no signal. I also bought a universal HDMI cable that has the connection that plugs into the N64, SNES, Game Cube, and Super Famicon. I get the same thing no signal. I tried an older tv with RCA jacks on it, tried the RCA cables, and nothing. I'm really disappointed as I was looking forward to some retro gaming.

I've been a customer for over 25+ years, best place locally to go for buying/selling games or…read moreanything gaming related. Strongly recommend their rent to own program as well.

I purchased an item online. The order never shipped out and I sent 3 emails and not one reply…read more Around 2 weeks later the order was cancelled by them and I still don't see a refund yet. Terrible customer service. ​

This is my childhood memory spot to visit. I love walking in and seeing all the retro video games.read more

This place really has nice stuff. I went here with my son to exchange some things. They were fair…read more And I had a good experience.

We love taking the kids here to buy Pokémon cards and some other stuff. Shop small! Friendly staff…read more Pokémon cards start from $0.99 each and range in price, sorted in binders. Super helpful for the kids.

How has nobody reviewed this place yet? Anthony is nothing but fair on his prices, and his staff…read moreis pretty kick a## too. Highly recommend.

I am a retro video game enthusiast that lives in another state and my mom came here while on a trip…read moreto PA. The staff had nothing but patience as I had a large extensive list of things I wanted. The owner even came to unlock the basement as he had more items in the basement that I wanted. They were very helpful, had several of the items I wanted and most of all I felt like their prices were fair. The owner also gave a nice discount. My mom went to several other retro video game stores in the area and none of them compared to this. The other stores were either severely overpriced and unwilling to negotiate, the employees weren't friendly or they didn't have a good selection. This place was perfect and I would definitely come again when I'm in town.