Whether you are a collector of sports cards/memorabilia; someone shopping for a sports fan in the…read morefamily; or simply searching for something unique for yourself that you can't seem to find anywhere else, this is where you should go! I enjoy looking at cards/memorabilia the old fashion way where I can hold and view the actual item I'm purchasing rather then going online and hoping for the best. That is one of the many reasons I am a frequent visitor here. It has a vast variety of unique sports cards/memorabilia no matter what sport, team, or player you are a fan of. Even more outstanding then the selection to choose from is the friendly service you will receive from the owner. John has gone out of his way numerous times for me in helping me find what I was looking for, or answering questions I had. He is more then fair on his prices and very trust worthy, so you never have to second guess whether you are getting a fair deal on what you are buying or selling. With the strong online presence of sports memorabilia, there are not many places like this that exist anymore. This only demonstrates what a outstanding job he does running a very successful and fun establishment.

From the owner: We carry a wide range of video games, systems, and accessories along with sport and non-sport…read morecards, collecting supplies, autographs, and sports memorabilia from your favorite teams. We are western New York's only authorized Beckett Grading Submission center and JSA authorized dealer. We offer appraisals on one item or whole collections. We buy, sell, and trade so bring in your old unwanted items.

Why isn't there any reviews for this gem of a retro game store. They sell mostly everything of…read morewhat's new and almost everything of what's old. The manager (a.k.a Radman) or Tim is the best game store clerk known to man

We went in to buy a used PlayStation 5 brand name controller , and paid $60. They told us that they…read moreare professionally tested and refurbished and within 2 weeks the controller has stick drift. Really hoping they can exchange this or reimburse us.

Usually, stores like these found in major shopping malls aren't go to be that large and will thus…read morehave less inventory to buy. There are also better choices to find video games before going to a GameStop, not to say it isn't a terrible place to shop for gaming products, but it shouldn't be your first choice. This happens to be one of the smallest GameStop's in the Rochester area because it just so happens to be located in the mall. During normal hours, the store is quite empty of customers, which shows how even when the store has little to no customers, it is cramped and difficult to move around in, especially with all those under $5 bins near the front entrance. They have small kiosk of Wii games that are by the PlayStation 3 area and are by no means expensive but most are in terrible and destroyed generic cases that are often missing the artwork and manual. It would be best to pick up as many as you can as GameStop will most likely cease selling these games by the end of next year. The same can be said for the Nintendo DS games which are all locked in a glass case but are only the game itself without it's original case. They'll still charge a hefty price tag if your looking at a premier Nintendo title so you'll have better luck with eBay then by shopping here for these. If you look beyond the majority of the overpriced newer games such as PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, the carpet is a bit filthy from constant wear, and some of the signage inside the store is falling apart. This is probably an issue with the mall itself rather than the store but it doesn't appear the staff are doing anything about the issue. Speaking of staff, they can be very pushy at times when it comes time to check out games. They'll try to push you to buy an extended warranty on games in case they break but unless it's a Wii title, you should be fine as there is no reason to spend three dollars more on a Blu-ray disc that is guaranteed to last until the test of time. In addition, always make sure to check the discs before you give them your money because they may give you a disc that has been severely scratched and most likely won't even work when you get home. When you take a case up to the front to buy it, you are not guaranteed that specific case in your hands unless it has a trade hold sticker on the back. If they try to give you a generic case or a case without the directions, ask to have one that's complete, they will more then likely give you one if they have it in the drawer. Don't let them push you into pre-ordering anything unless you already decided you wanted to do it. It isn't worth the five dollars when you still have to buy the game at full value when it comes months later and you realize you no longer want it. In contrast to all of this negativity, you can still find great deals on older or rare titles that are usually ten dollars or under. There are some great games that are one dollar or less but at this location, you won't find many in good condition for that price. If you ever do find a copy, it will most likely be an old five year sports title that will stay on the shelf until it gets tossed ten years later. You off a lot better here buying newer games then at the Game Craze just down a small walk away. If you are mall shopping though, it's still worth stopping in and browsing about to see if you can find anything of value. However, with another GameStop just down the road with a larger inventory, you may want to consider other options.

I really enjoyed visiting this store and he had exactly what I was looking for. Friendly, great…read moreselection of games, consoles and accessories. Fair prices too.

From the owner: We offer a wide variety of new and used goods that promote hobbies that make life enjoyable. Video…read moregaming, collectible cards, memorabilia and more! Check out our “gaming lounge” for collective RPG playing, to sift through our card singles, play games with your friends etc. MTG

While walking the Canandaigua Arts & Music Festival we stumbled on this cool retro video game shop…read more It's apparently been around a while but doesn't show up in searches when we've tried to find similar places. The store has a good selection, though organization of the titles was a little haphazard. Still, this is a solid store that we will be sure to add to our regular rotation of retro game stores we frequent. You should this place out for hidden gems!

The place has a good vibe and I like seeing places that have space for gathering and gaming events…read more However, I wandered around for quite a while looking at stuff, and not a single person greeted me or asked whether I needed help finding things, whether I had any questions - nothing. Am I a ghost? Unclear. They had some fun geeky Funko pops and Critical Role figurines.

This shop is off the beaten path. Initially it looked promising. Video games aren't the primary…read morefocus, but the shop looked cool. Selection was decent, though we were saddened to see huge stickers on all the cases/boxes -- including some that were cardboard. If you're a retro game collector, you likely care about case/box condition. Ultimately, we decided not to purchase games here because of this.

Legacy is so much more than a game store - while they do fulfill that role beautifully!…read more Legacy Games in Webster is a home. It is a safe haven for creativity, imagination, and open discussion through the common enjoyed experiences of trading card games, board games, video games, and more. Awesome community, awesome ownership, great location.

Have been going here since November. Keep coming back. Night and day with their friendly and…read morewelcoming atmosphere compared to other local game stores. Very knowledgeable and don't try to push products on you. Played with my son there during events and very much a community that teaches those who are new and not experienced as others. Absolutely love it here and keep coming back supporting them with my time and purchases!

Met these guys at Anime North. Their selection was awesome, and priced reasonably within the market…read morerange. They specialize in retro games, so do your research so you're not surprised by current prices. The owner was friendly and helped me fill in some gaps in my collection. Looking forward to seeing them again!

Great store! Found it several months ago by accident and I'm glad I did. This store is what EB…read moreGames and GameStop used to be like. THEY are the new EB Games...but better. I have already bought over a dozens games in the last couple months from them and will definitely buy more. Employees are intelligent and friendly. Stock is huge. Check them out, they got lots.

Amazing little store thats packed wall to wall up to the ceiling with everything. And theyre…read morebuilding a second store!! Its like what oogie used to be but even better.

Really great service, prices and value. Found some utter gems here. Don't sell here though, just…read moresell on eBay. You'll get more bang for your buck.

This is a fantastic hidden gem in Rochester NY. Nustled inside a revamped warehouse is this…read moreparadise of physical media. The owners are very kind and knowledgeable of all sorts of topics and media. I am from the Syracuse area and plan on coming back. Lovers of physical media, I highly recommend!

Stepping into Hyatt's Classic Video is a throwback of the most awesome kind. There aren't many…read moreplaces like this left, and this one is most definitely a treasure. When I visit this store, it's like I'm in middle school again, and it's a Friday night, and I get to pick out a movie or two to stay up late and watch. It's TOTALLY a nostalgia thing. Most of the stock is in VHS (which is amazing in and of itself, especially in this day and age) but there are some DVDs too. This is my most favourite place in Rochester to rent those old, hard-to-find titles (some of which never even came out on DVD!) And the display setup they've got going there makes any film/media geek drool. It's not every day you get to see a LaserDisc player up close and personal. The owner is a great, personable guy and really interesting to talk to. The place wouldn't be what it is without him. If you want to relive the past and step into a time warp, check Hyatt's out, and rent a video or two while you're there. Someday places like this will all be gone...and yeah, I love netflix as much as the next person, but there is just something about the video rental store experience that you can't duplicate in watching a streaming video. We go here once every couple of months, at least, and whenever we can't find one of those old obscure movies we remember watching when we were young but can't find anywhere. When you can't even find it ONLINE...Hyatt's usually has it.