The gentleman at the store was so nice and helpful. Really appreciate him helping us figure out…read morewhat we needed. Everything is priced great. Will be back!

This place is located in the perimeters of Orlando, Florida in a small shopping center next to the…read morerestaurant. It's nice and Qwaint and sits in a hidden area behind later places. But upon arrival, I can tell that it was a pretty laid-back please. The desk clerk was very knowledgeable about the games and their history, as well as some nostalgic items that were available. They also have lots of Funko pops if you're into that type of thing. I even like the way they use the ticket gun to price various items in the store. It reminded me of the old school candy store with the little stickers label posted on it. The items look well cared for and wrapped very thoroughly and methodically. I believe lots of the items are fairly priced and not overwhelmingly expensive. I was most impressed with the miniature video game console that sat at the front counter that pre-dated the Atari. What surprise me most about this location is that they had a actual arcade in the back with various games from the 80s like contra, galaxa, pong, Qbert, dig, dug, streetfighter, or Pac-Man, and they even had a racing game. Even though it was not a very, very large arcade, It really did bring back quite a bit of memories.

I bought a dsi from here and the top trigger wasn't working so I brought it back in and they said…read morethey would fix it for me. after they fixed it they noticed another problem with it that needed attention so they ordered the part online for me and gave me a dsi to borrow until the one I bought was fixed. I recommend this shop for anyone that wants a trustworthy purchase, great customer service, and guaranteed quality. The prices aren't that bad if you know what you're looking for

very low key looking video game/collectibles store off a busy intersection. They have a huge…read moreselection with a lot of merchandise including parts for video game consoles and vintage games. There's a small arcade you can play at for 8 dollars a day and they offer some repair services too. I was able to have an old game of mine with a lot of sentimental value fixed here in like 15 minutes so i was really happy. Service is great and it's definitely a better place to go than a chain store. 10/10

I have gone here many times and my family had won a PlayStation from a giveaway they had hosted…read more I've also bought some ps1 demo disks and they were a dollar a piece and I thought that it was cool that half of the store was an arcade they also had some rare games. There service was also amazing they were patient with me as I had asked about paying half on card and half with cash.

This place changed a BUNCH for the better. I remember coming in here a couple of years ago and…read morefeeling really looked down upon by the staff. If I had a question, I was either "helped" with an annoyed monotone or a stifled laugh because... I don't know, I guess not knowing the name of certain cables and attachments makes me a plebeian fool? I avoided coming to this place like the plague for the longest time, but decided to return for curiosity's sake after learning that the previous staff had been replaced. Ever since the place changed owners, I can tell that they've had them focusing on making a more pleasant customer service experience. The weekend staff is so friendly and full of energy (I'm talking about YOU, Daniel), the shelves are always full and neat (except for the game guides. Most are well-used, so they unfortunately look like a frayed mess), and their selection is so wide, they even have some room for collectible goodies. The prices are a little rough, but they do try their best to price below GameStop for newer titles. I thought the retro games were pretty costly, but honestly, it's usually close to the cost as if I were to get them on eBay and include shipping. Can't really fault them for that if they're trying to make a profit. If there's anything close to negative I have to say, it's probably that the place is getting a little too popular again? Because there are so many people coming in, having only two people running front desk at a time leaves the risk of customers waiting a long time for a simple transaction, since they also handle repairs and the like. Maybe have someone who doesn't run a register that goes around answering questions? Not sure, but I do get sad when I see somebody who has been waiting in line just sigh and walk off because front desk is still working on testing a traded-in console. I wish them the best and hope they grow enough to hire more staff!

For me this was a great spot to do a Vida gift shopping for some teenagers who frowned at most…read morethings, but are huge gamers. It is located in the Waterford Towers shopping plaza and is by South Beach Tanning Company. Honestly, I have never even noticed this place. If you are a gamer yourself we're looking for gifts for gamers, here is the place to head towards. I would definitely recommend here.

Little shop of games!…read more They're kind enough to show up to the local free play Florida convention. They're kind enough to just talk to you about non-business relevant issues. And most importantly it's always great to have a business who doesn't just supply the things you need and help with the things you need but it's unbelievably enthusiastic about what they do. The shop was really easy to find for me being out of town and it's loaded with a row of new games and Rose have used games so they have both new and used for sale. They also accommodate traits if the deal is good for both parties. I've dealt with little shop only a few times now for small parts and questions. Marshall and Dave are very polite an attempt to provide any advice they can. I suggest if you have any concerns or looking to make a new purchase of a pinball machine. Little shop should be your first stop. And even if you're confused about the different brands and systems that exist, there's a plethora generations of machines on display for you to understand we will fit your pinball needs. They also have some video games I'm not 100% sure on their process with video arcades compared to the bread and butter which is pinball. Little shop of games is your local dealer for Jersey Jack pinball, Chicago gaming company and Stern.

As a collector who's always on the hunt for nostalgic treasures, Retro Rat in Largo is a goldmine…read morethat delivers pure joy with every visit. This shop is a haven for vintage toys, comics, and video games, offering a massive selection that spans decades and a vibe that feels like stepping into a time capsule. With its incredible inventory, passionate staff, and the option to pop in for a single find during the day, Retro Rat earns a well-deserved five stars. Walking into Retro Rat is like diving into a childhood dream. The shelves are packed with vintage action figures, from '80s Transformers to GI Joe and Star Wars classics, alongside newer collectibles like Funko Pops. The comic section is just as impressive, with everything from Silver Age Superman to modern indie titles, neatly organized for easy browsing. Their video game selection is a standout--retro cartridges for NES and Sega sit alongside PlayStation and Xbox gems, perfect for gamers looking to relive the past. The store even stocks trading cards, vintage tees, and board games, making it a one-stop shop for any pop culture fan. Retro Rat's community vibe sets it apart. They host events like trading card tournaments and retro gaming nights, creating a space where fans connect and share their passions. I don't make it to many of the events since I live across the bridge but The shop's clean and well-organized, with treasures displayed to spark excitement without overwhelming. Prices are fair--vintage figures range from $20 to $200 depending on rarity, comics are competitively priced, and games are often below market value for their condition. It's not a discount bin, but you're paying for quality and curation, and it's worth every penny for the gems you'll find. This place is more than a store; it's a nostalgic adventure. Whether I'm grabbing a single NES cartridge, flipping through X-Men comics, or eyeing a vintage toy to complete my set, Retro Rat delivers. The staff's dedication and the shop's vibrant energy make every visit feel like a hunt for buried treasure. For its unmatched selection, top-tier service, and role as a collector's paradise, Retro Rat gets five stars. It's a must-visit for anyone in Largo who loves toys, comics, or games, and I'll keep coming back for my next big score.

Was in the area and saw the store and I had to stop in and check it. The amount of selections they…read morehave there is this incredible. Every kind of classic to you can pretty much think of they have. The price is overall are not bad for what you're getting. I didn't buy anything when I was there, but it was a lot of fun walking around and just looking at all the classic toys they had a lot of them reminded me of my childhood grown-up. Definitely a fun place to go in and walk around for a little bit and check out all the classic toys.

I love BAM the affectionate nickname for Books A Million. Only come to the store here in Port…read moreRichey Florida. It's a great store and the clerks are very nice. One clerk in particular I called on the phone and her name is (McKenna) and I told her I wanted the old farmers almanac 2025 box calendar. When I got there, she had three different ones and I picked the one that I wanted. I posted a picture of it. The store is awesome and I always meet interesting people as I just did now, I met an artist that specializes in a number of things, but when I said cats, she gave me her card because she does portraits of pets. I am going to be doing business with her get yourself over the Books A Million, a.k.a. BAM and enjoy a cup of coffee and buy a book or read a book plenty of room to do that and meet interesting people.

Bookstores are great places for dates…read more My Beau and I had just come from where I used to live (I wanted to show him my roots) and we ended up here for a Cup of coffee from Joe Mugs and looking at books, both of us are voracious readers. We spent time perusing the stacks, where he found just what he was looking for and I rekindled my love for Mercedes Lackey and her fantasy series. I love the way a bookstore smells and BAM is no different. One thing that they have above the other retail sellers? They take used books, including school books. YES! They're a new and used seller, how's that? They also have a huge selection of comics and the like.