This spot is right down the street from me, and I'm really glad it's here. They're always doing…read moresomething -- it's not just a store, it's an actual community hub for collectors, gamers, and fans. They host a wide range of events like cosplay nights, tabletop and card tournaments, and other themed gatherings that keep the place feeling lively and fun. There's always energy in the room, and plenty of vendors and merchandise to browse, no matter what you're into -- cards, collectibles, figures, games, you name it. My only real critique is the space. When it's busy (which it often is during events), it can feel a little cramped. A bigger venue would take this place to the next level. That said, the atmosphere, the variety of vendors, and the consistency of their events more than make up for it. If you're into collectibles, gaming culture, or just want something different to do locally, this place is worth checking out.

If I could do lower stars, I would. First of all, I went for…read morea retro game event that promised retro game vendors, that was an absolute lie. There were 3 booths with older game consoles and games for sale; the rest of the booths had Pokémon cards. Should've labeled the event as Poke cards with a side of random games. Second of all, booth size and closure. Half of the booths were closed. I went on Saturday at 1 pm. The size of the vendors' booths is terrible, so the moment a group of two enters the booth, you won't see a dang thing that you actually want to look at. The exit and entrance are also the same route, so most booths have a terrible bottleneck if you are walking into them. Third, the odor. They had TVs set up for people to play against one another and also play some single-player games. Some of the individuals crowding this area were the most foul-smelling to graze this earth. You would think the last time they showered was when it rained. I can't get mad at the business for this cause it's their clientele, but it did not help the terrible experience in any fashion.

Please give this place a shot! Casuals, tournaments, all kinds of play and fighting games. Just $10…read moreto enter and have some fun

This is a go-to place for console gaming, especially if you're into fighting games like Street…read moreFighter, Super Smash Bros. or Tekken! The rates are cheap for tournaments ranging between $5-10 and then on Fridays are casual days where you can play what you choose! The social aspect is great too as there is a lot of people willing to help out your game and the players are friendly!

I dropped off a Battlezone vector monitor for repair in June 2025. In August I was told the repair…read morewas complete. Since then, we've scheduled multiple delivery and pickup dates that were canceled at the last minute, and I have not received a response to numerous attempts to contact him since January 31, 2026. I hope this can still be resolved, but my experience has been extremely disappointing.

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I think about SWAP USA a lot. The commercials came on a lot in Atlanta from 2001 to 2002-ish. As a…read morekid with no allowance and little concept of finances, the thought of being able to exchange old games and receive new ones was tantalizing. My older brother and I convinced our mom to take us to the SWAP USA store in Roswell one day. We put our Super Nintendo, Nintendo 64, Dreamcast, PS1, Xbox, all games, and all controllers in garbage bags and went to the store. We aimed to exchange our old stuff to get new games for our latest console, PS2. I remember dumping out all of our stuff and the store clerks calculating how much store credit we could receive for it all. Turned out we were able to obtain something like 2 PS1 games and 2 PS2 games, I believe. We thought we were getting a great deal because we weren't playing the old stuff that much anymore and had moved on to ROMS and emulators mostly. My mom did ask my brother before we did it if he was sure he wanted to exchange everything. He nodded his head. I try not to blame my mom for allowing us to go through with it (of course if I were in her shoes, I would've just bought the new games and said keep all your stuff) but maybe I'm wrong and don't have or remember all of the facts. Anyway, SWAP USA is a business, so I understand that the store clerks wouldn't try to dissuade us kids from making a bad deal for ourselves. But still. Come on. In the end, we got scammed. I wish I could go back in time and get our stuff back. Those video games and systems from the 90s..a lot are worth good money today. But it's missing out on the nostalgia and sentimental value of having such great relics around that hurts the most. I do wonder where all of our stuff ended up. Will never know. Anyway, thought I'd share my experience after 20+ years, perhaps in hopes of easing the pain somewhat.

I just wanted to write a quick update for this GameStop located at the Buckhead Crossing Shopping…read moreCenter at the corner of Piedmont Rd NE and Sidney Marcus Blvd NE near the Buford Spring Connector. The storefront faces Sidney Marcus. I was able to pick up a Nintendo Switch and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild at this store on Wednesday, March 22, 2017. Both the Switch and the new Zelda game launched worldwide on March 3, 2017. Like the Wii in 2006 and the NES Classic Edition last year, the Switch has been in high demand and very hard to find in stores. The console is currently selling for upwards of $450 through online resellers. I refuse to pay a premium for in-production consoles and was happy to fork over $299.99 (MSRP) for the Switch at this store in addition to $59.99 for Zelda. Apparently, on March 22nd, select GameStop stores received one shipment of five Switch consoles. This store was one of them. Many, if not all, of these stores sold out of their allotments within minutes of opening on the 22nd. One of my friends was able to find a Switch the following weekend at a metro Atlanta Toys"R"Us. That store received a shipment of 10. Hopefully, they are getting easier to find. Nintendo really should stop this pattern of supply shortages. GameStop has a rewards program called PowerUp Rewards. Unfortunately, I don't shop enough at GameStop for it to have any benefits for me. They have both a basic membership that is free and a premium "pro" membership that costs money ($14.99 a year). You can sign up in-store. A huge thank you to store leader Taneka B, whom I mentioned in my previous review over four years ago (below), as well as to Devan for selling me the Switch and Zelda (and taking my nerdy picture). Sorry, I couldn't contain my excitement!

Location and experience, this is what this location is all about. Conveniently located off of…read morePiedmont, with nearby access to Marta, Marshalls, Home depot, Target, a slew of restaurants, Office Depot, and many more. The store itself is really organized, which is a feat in itself, considering The number of kids that probably bombard this place weekly. But the best part of this location is that the employees actually have extensive gaming knowledge, and Taneka really knows her stuff! Long live girl gamers!

This has always been my go to Gamestop. The staff was always helpful. They pretty much always had…read morewhat I was looking for. Over the years the selection choses started dwindling down. Not only this location all the other ones as well. I guess with the economy and other needless to say things, people are not buying the disk games as much anymore. But I like the disk. When I'm done playing the game, I can trade them in for another. Unlike having to buy the download game means more money for the game and you would have buy extra storage space for your console. But anyway unfortunately this store has closed prematurely. I came today to make a trade an saw a notice on the door. Several other locations has close as well. The closes store now is the Cumberland Mall location.

- Permanently CLOSED - This location is CLOSED. For lease signs are on the window. This location…read morewas so convenient and easy to access but now closed.