Great setup good prices friendly staff. Cheap games! Helpful employees! Recommend! Closes early…read moreonly set back

TOTAL CRIMINALS. I…read morewent to Game On to try and sell a PS3, 2 Wii's, Cords, controllers along with 23 PS3 games, 7 Wii games and some Atari stuff. The employee on duty was too busy to help, so he asked me to leave my stuff on the green counter along with my name and number. Before I left, I took pictures of everything that I left behind. Then came the COVID lockdown. I got a call from Game On offering me a hundred bucks for everything I said no thanks and that I'd pick everything up (ebay or craigslist... I could get a lot more than 100 bucks for this stuff). But, because of this virus stuff, it took awhile to get there. When I did get out there (weekends and after work) they were always closed. I had to drive out on my lunch break to catch someone actually working. When I did, some guy (manager or owner?) tells me (without even bothering to look) that they don't have my stuff and that he doesn't know me. I'm stunned and I explain everything and show him the pictures I took (which he tried to dispute until I point out they were taken on the painted green counter right in front of him), so, with a huge eyeroll he asks me to text him the pictures. I send them along with a complete inventory. Again, he gives me an offer of $100. Again, No thank you. So, today I caught up with this guy at the Academy store to get my stuff and he comes out of the back with a PS3 (no cords or controllers) a few games and my Atari stuff. His proposal? He'll give me $100 or I can have the stuff he didn't take. THIS GUY JUST STOLE 17 PS3 games from me!!! They STOLE 2 Wiis from me. He has the audacity to claim that it's MY fault that HIS company absorbed my property. And he's all like "What do you expect me to do?" AS HE IS STANDING IN A STORE SURROUNDED BY GAMES (some of which doubtlessly were ones he STOLE from me). I mean, these games didn't evaporate; he sells games after all, so when a game goes missing in a game store's inventory it's usually because it has been SOLD. Then he starts to make this argument that if you leave things in his store too long somehow it becomes his property. The TL;DR is that these people are THIEVES. We all know that when you go into a used game store, they buy low and sell high. I get that. I even respect it from a capitalist point of view. What I don't respect is when a business just takes property that is not theirs and then shrugs and says "how is that my problem?". Then, on top of it, he's trying to insinuate that this was some kind of Oceans 11 level plot to rip him off!!! THIEVES. I hope they go out of business. STAY AWAY!!!

Knowledgeable and friendly staff. You can tell they love what they do and are willing to answer any…read morequestions. Amazing selection of used games and gaming stations. A must stop for any video game lover.

So nostalgic with great selections from every era! Love this place! Found a couple things I was…read morelooking for and a couple I wasn't.

Went for a family outing could not even use the bathrooms unbelievably negative experience strongly…read morerecommend do not waste your time at this place

First off no bathrooms available. Employees rude about the bathroom situation. When I asked for…read morehelp about certain products, employees were useless. The whole store stunk, employees stunk. Store unorganized. Will spread the word....do not waste your time or money at this place. Rip off.

Looking for marvel blind packaging. They didn't have any. But they have a lot of toys and role…read moreplaying games items. There are tables set up for guests to play at. Pretty cool. I wanted the plushies - so adorbs. The associates were friendly and helpful. Prices are average for the items. It's nice for role playing gamers to have a place to hang out.

Spent a day shopping at the outlets and my boyfriend had to go in!…read more It is such a cool place! He was amazed at the paint color selections and would have spent hours there if we had that time. They have lots of tables for people who come in and play. Seems like they have almost everything and you will find something for everyone. He got the paint colors he needed and I left with a puzzle. Come support mom and pop shops like this one! Overall, 5/5

This store is awesome and my favorite go-to place for video game stuff. The owner/manager is super…read morekind and Imm always happy to see him. The game collection is outstanding; there's lots of retro games and consoles, and also new games and accessories for the lowest prices around. This place is the best. Honestly, get your video game stuff from here. It's amazing.

As someone who both collects sealed product seriously and also buys casually across retro and…read moremodern collectibles, I had a frustrating experience here that ultimately comes down to consistency in how products are treated. GameForce clearly understands the collectible market when it comes to retro video games. Pricing reflects condition, rarity, and demand in a way that aligns with how secondary markets function, and I don't have an issue with that. That approach makes sense for collectible inventory. However, the handling of Pokémon products feels fundamentally inconsistent with that same logic. In my experience, factory shrink wrap is removed prior to sale. While the contents inside may still be untouched, sealed condition is a major factor in both collector value and authenticity for these types of products. From a collector standpoint, sealed packaging is not just packaging--it is part of the product's condition and long-term value. Once that seal is removed, the item is no longer in a verifiable factory-sealed state, which changes how it is viewed in the secondary market. What makes this more noticeable is the contrast: the store clearly participates in condition-based pricing and scarcity-driven value in one category, while actively altering condition in another. Even if the intention is to discourage scalping or bulk buying, the effect is still a reduction in collectible integrity from a collector's perspective.

TOTAL CRIMINALS. I…read morewent to the Game On store on Union Blvd. to see what I could get for a PS3, 2 Wii's, Cords, controllers along with 23 PS3 games, 7 Wii games and some Atari stuff. At the direction of the employee, I left my stuff on the green counter along with my name and number. Before I left, I took pictures of every single thing that I left with this place. Then we went into COVID lockdown. I got a call from Game On offering me a hundred bucks for everything I said no thanks and that I'd pick everything up (ebay or craigslist... I could get a lot more than 100 bucks for this stuff). But, we were all trying to stay home, so it took awhile to get there. Whenever I tried (weekends and after work) they were always closed. I had to drive out on my lunch break to get there when someone was actually working. I walked in to pick up my stuff and some guy (manager or owner?) tells me (without even bothering to look) that they don't have my stuff and that he doesn't know me. I'm stunned and I show him the pictures (which he tries to dispute until I point out they were taken on the green counter right in front of him), so, with a huge eyeroll he asks me to text him the pictures. I send them along with a complete inventory. Again, he gives me an offer of $100. Again, No thank you. So, today I caught up with this guy at the Academy store, he comes out with a PS3 (no cords or controllers) a few Wii games and my Atari games. His proposal? He'll give me $100 or I can have the stuff he didn't take. THIS GUY JUST STOLE 23 PS3 games from me!!! They STOLE 2 Wiis from me. This guy has the attitude that it's MY fault that HIS company absorbed my property. And he's all like "What do you expect me to do?" AS HE IS STANDING IN A STORE SURROUNDED BY GAMES (some of which doubtlessly were ones he STOLE from me). I mean, these games didn't evaporate; he sells games after all, so when a game goes missing in a game store's inventory it's usually because it has been SOLD. Then he starts to make this argument that if you leave things in his store too long somehow it becomes his property. The TL;DR is that these people are THIEVES. We all know that when you go into a used game store, they buy low and sell high. I get that. I even respect it from a capitalist point of view. What I don't respect is when a business just takes property that is not theirs and then shrugs and says "how is that my problem?". Then, on top of it, he's trying to insinuate that this was some kind of Oceans 11 level plot to rip him off!!! THIEVES. I hope they go out of business. STAY AWAY!!!

From the owner: Are you looking for video games in the Colorado Springs area? You are in the right place…read more Conveniently located on N Union Blvd, we are your local video game store. Our selection includes games for all major game systems including Play Station, Xbox, Wii, Game Cube, Nintendo 64, Gameboy,Sega, Nintendo Switch, Atari, and so many more. Whether you are looking for new releases or retro games, we have something for you. In addition to our massive inventory of games for purchase, we also buy and trade video games. We give more cash for your games than anyone else in the area, and we everything from old Atari games to new PS4 games. We even accept used games and consoles. Come see us today.

Small store but they pack so much in! I always come here when I'm in town. My favorite part is the…read moreblind boxes because you can trade your pull with the display! For example, if you buy a blind box and open it, you can trade the one you got with the one on display. Not necessarily a cheap store but the prices aren't horrible either, especially because a lot of the items are imported. Used figures too!

Rainy Day Anime is so awesome!!! I dropped in to pay a visit since I was driving down I-25, and I…read morehave no regrets! A lot of the manga I saw brought some hardcore nostalgia (I can't believe they had the Wallflower series!) and a great selection of figurines, I left with a 1/6 scale Bunny! ver Hatsune Miku figure. Not to mention an Aggretsuko wallet that I've fallen in love with, and I will most certainly be back for that gorgeous Rem figure I saw. 10/10! Plus the two employees I met were so nice to talk to.

Kind staff, average Gamestop. Terrible return policy. Would recommend purchasing on Amazon or…read moreacross the parking lot in Target if you think you may need to return something. Staff upheld their policies, which I respect. But it's not consumer friendly. Absolutely no returns? In today's world? No thanks, I'll go shop somewhere else that's more friendly.

if I could leave 0 stars I would. terrible customer service, GameStop just opened and can't even…read moreanswer the phone so I can ask a question. opened at 11am, it is now 11:24 and I've called 4 times already just to be hung up on. yeah but if I walk in there causing a problem I'd be wrong. fuck this place, going to a different one (logged onto yelp just to leave this review, do better GameStop )