--Location/Parking-- Located off of 6th street. Near 3rd…read moreavenue. --Ambiance-- Great video game shop that is remanence of a Japanese book store. Everything is tightly packed and has a huge variety of selection. In the back corner there are some signed collectibles and a small case of highly valued video game history. --Service/Staff-- Staff was quick to help me in finding my selection. There are so much to look at in such a small space. They even talked about some of their suppliers which great to hear or not hear being a video game nerd myself. --Food/Products-- Walk to walk and every space is taken with video games. They have one of the largest PS Vita collection, PSP, new, used that I have ever seen. If you are looking for something. Chances are to look here first before trying to purchase it online --Capacity-- Since wall-to-wall video games. There can only be one person in each aisle since there is not enough room to walk past each other. I want to say. No more than 3-5 people can be in the store because of how tight it is. --Overall-- A great place to look for video games. Note some video games have been there for a while and might have some dust on them. I will swing by every time I am in NY.

As soon as I entered, the helpful staff explained where everything was located. Both people were…read morecool to interact with as I asked about certain games, where the new sealed games were located and where their loose games for each system were as well. The selection of Nintendo Switch games is unprecedented here! They have US games and foreign games that you'll never find at Target, Walmart or Best Buy. There aren't many retro gaming stores left in NYC, but this one has a few game options with good value. I visited another retro gaming store on the following day and their prices were too crazy high, even more than online. I returned here the next day to pickup some more games. This location helps you to sell and trade gaming gear too. Looking for that impossible Game Boy or GBA game? There's a high likelihood they have it here!

Been checking out a bunch of stores recently and this place has soooooo much stuff. Anything you're…read morelooking for you can definitely find here. Owner is super friendly and helpful.

The store is small but has a lot of retro game and consoles. I bought a handheld console and the…read moreguy charges double the price than what it actually worth and he makes up his own prices in his head for video games and consoles. I would recommend going to a different store. you can find retro consoles and video games cheaper elsewhere. You're rude and you have no respect for others but yourself. All you see is when a customer comes into your small overcrowded store is dollar signs.

If you take your time looking at the selections or have any questions they will run out of patience…read moreand give you attitude. I was very excited to check this store out and was treated poorly. They won't bother to clean their cheap games and they cost $10 each. Broken cases are super common. Most retro games have faded cover art (all poor condition art work) for normal price just doesn't make sense to me. I seen a lot of retro consoles just laying around not available for purchase. It honestly hurts. Sorry although we need more video games stores in uptown Manhattan this one deserves to be gone. ASAP They don't do it for the love of the game but for the money which leads to bad customer service as were all aware of.

They tryed to sell me a fake video games and then sold me a fake ds lite and charged 150 never buy…read morefrom here please you will get scammed

Rugtronics is a video game store slash DVD slash music cd slash carpet store...hence the name…read more"Rugtronics"...lol I buy all my PlayStation 4 video games, blu-ray movies and music CDs here...Yes I still buy CDs...lol Juan the owner is one of the coolest guys you will ever meet, if your a dollar or two short he'll let you pass...He also gets all the video games and movies before there release date... I prefer coming here over a GameStop or Best Buy because of the customer service you get here, its kind of like your family rather than having to wait 20 minutes just for someone to take care of you... Juan your the man thanks for taking care of all my video game needs...

WHAT THE FUK HAPPEN TO KOBE !?…read more I remember coming to this man store to play arcade and when he used to only sell video games before convert into FIXING ELECTRONICS. This man has the nerves to charge for "DIAGNOSTICS" When you was able to just explain to him the problem. Now it's a FEE for him to even look at it - No wonder the store is EMPTY now in days smh

The employees were very respectful and cooperative to work with…read more I'd strongly refer anyone who has issues with their device to work with Kobe's World Game & Repair.

I was here before back in 2021 but only wrote a review of the place on Google so on my 2nd trip…read morehere, this is going on Yelp. I enjoy going to game shops with variations of games that span across all generations and not just current gen like Gamestop. I just came in for a few games after trading in a couple of old games and the transaction was pretty smooth. I might come back around here since there are a few other games here that caught my eye.

I highly recommend their vintage game repairs. I brought in our excellent condition Sega Mega…read moreDrive (from Japan, mid 90s). It went unused for a while and stopped powering up. I know that it is generally some testing and resoldering to make things right. J&L quoted a reasonable price, and completed the work in under a week. We got the unit back, working great and even cleaned up of dust. The folks here are knowledgeable, and they have a great depth of vintage units, games and accessories. Was excited to see things from my childhood, Intellivision, etc. Super cool store, a mid-town gem, and there's a few cool shops nearby as well.

Stopped by for a quick visit while in Rockefeller Center. Definitely worth popping in, even if…read moreyou're short on time. The store is well-designed and packed with Nintendo nostalgia, from classic characters to newer releases. There's a good mix of merch, collectibles, and display areas that are fun to browse, even if you're not planning to buy anything. It can get a bit crowded, and people lined up at least 10 minutes before the shop opened. Staff were friendly, and everything felt organized despite the traffic. Not a long stop, but a fun one -- especially if you're a Nintendo fan or just exploring the area.

A millennial's dream! This store brought back so many happy memories of me. I got my first gaming…read moreconsole, a Super Nintendo in the dark ages of 1994 lol. Anyhoo, on to the store, you can find all things Nintendo here, there are games, keychains, dolls, you name it. Upstairs you can play some of the games. I purchased some keychains, my daughter found this cute Kirby notebook. We visited on Saturday and the store was super busy. The staff here were very friendly. I hope to return soon.

This store makes Gamestop look like a saint. The employees are half-assed and leave out important…read moreinformation, such as the fact of you having 7 days to return a used controller. They had the audacity to tell me the information was on the receipt AFTER I told them about their terribly refurbished controller, NOT before I actually purchased a 60 dollar piece of junk. This is the worse gaming store I've ever been to and I strongly suggest you to bjust go to Gamestop. Atleast they'll give you ALL necessary information related to a purchase BEFORE said purchase is made. They DO have knowledge of video games, but so do people at Gamestop. I've been through many annoying experiences with Gamestop, but never anything as irritating as my one time purchase from this store.

Seriously a great place to go to buy games there store is only just what the store sells games and…read moregames accessories, I shopped there recently and the people there are kind and knowledgeable about video games, there wide selection of games is mostly new games and a small amount of old games but they are always in stock and if they run out expect them to have it the next day. Game express shows that game stop is to pricey with there games and when you sell it to game stop you get lower the amount you deserve as for game express you gain the amount you deserve. There are other stores that are game express spread across the Bronx area and each of them has there own charm, and variations of old and new school products. Welp overall I think you should shop there because less hassle when it comes to lines and it a quick and easy way to go in search for the game you want and walk out without hearing a pitch for a subscription needed to buy a game.

Great place, great people. Family owned and a fantastic place for collectors. I enjoy stopping by…read moreduring events and otherwise.

Truth be told if you were not looking for this place you would risk missing it as its not on the…read moremain thoroughfare of the Bay Ridge avenue and instead just a few stores up the block. Its a small shop but stockpiled around the place up to the ceiling with gaming systems and previously owned cartridges of an endless list of popular games. There are likely even some unpopular ones that are now cult favorites for some reason. I noticed PS2 and PS3 items, along with Nintendo, XBox and many more. Not only can you find the games but they also have a stockpile of the actual systems and controllers on display so if you broke something you might want to get over there. Price wise I'd have to say that they can be all over the place because they are not your conventional shop with a new stock coming in from a distributor every day. They seem focused on the used games and systems so the inventory varies and fluctuates. There are games that are more rare than some others and some items might be in a little less than perfect condition based on use and that is bound to be the case with places like this. Truth be told, I find its better to deal with a slightly higher figure for something you've been looking for forever rather than risking someone else snagging it up while you opine the decision. While they primarily focus on video games for most gaming systems, they do have a stockpile of Funko Pops, some action figures, and a couple of boxes of old comic books all available for assorted prices. Again its based on the stock and the rarity if anything. I did see a stock of hats and billfolds and those are completely new along with a few cork boards of shiny pins which are also new. If you have a gamer geek in your family they should be brought here because I think they'd find something they need or wanted to have for awhile. I've seen them take trades for store credit but outside of that I am not sure how they deal with the walk ins with piles of games, comics or toys. Recommended.

Great experience! I was attending to by Meleesa (Probably spelled wrong). Her service was so…read morefriendly and efficient it actually made my day better.

There was literally 2 employees and a packed store. Yet, only one employee was helping and the…read moreother girl was just putting games away. She literally wasn't turning around while the one girl helping every single person while trying to help a customer who was already there. Definitely in need of more staff. Was in there for 15 mins just to get a controller. Refused the insurance because it's the only GameStop in Harlem and it's terrible. Won't be back. I'll order online from now on.