Hidden on the 2nd floor of the Red Feather shopping center on Cheyenne and Decatur lies Grand Line Games. They have games for every gaming system you have either owned or dreamed of owning as a child. The store is clean, organized and items for sale appear to be in good used condition. Grand Line games sells, buys and trade all types of video games and systems. I could list them... but you should just go and check it out yourself. Lastly Grand Line Games also has about a dozen pinball machines for you to play. All machines are in good working order with both newer and vintage games. Bring your quarters because you could spend a few hours here. Hope to see you there. read more

Grand Line Games - Video Game Stores Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

In another edition of terrible interactions with people in the Retro Gaming Community, we bring you a story about Chad James from Grand Line Games. Chad has done great work for me in the past, but unfortunately, today he informed me not to ever come into his store again. The reason being is that he charged me for an N64 mod that not only wasn't functioning, but he had broken as well. After finding someone that could perform the mod properly, I had to go back to Grand Line in order to ask for my money back. Chad had a pretty hard time admitting fault, due to his solder being what he called "perfect". Chad was also unclear how to properly connect the ribbon cable, so he decided to give it the best hot glue job that someone who wasn't willing to do more research than he deemed necessary to attempt to keep the ribbon in place. Chad had originally agreed to meet me half way with the repair. However, all I wanted was the original $100 that I gave him to do the mod. Which I asked for. He told me that wasn't going to happen, to which I replied that it's actually less than what he had originally agreed to pay. After that, I told him how much the repair was. His response was that I was being ripped off. He then also tried to place fault on me for giving him a broken system to mod. Which is double baffling. If the system had any issues, I would be more than willing to pay him to repair them. Furthermore, If anyone would know that there was something wrong with the system it should have been him. After I firmly stood my ground, he handed me $100 out of his wallet and told me to never come back. Which is a shame, Chad keeps a great stock of items that you normally don't see at other stores in town. And while I normally go to Ben Fong, from iFixRetro, for mods of this nature, after dealing with a very similar situation with a Sega Dreamcast that was given to "A Gamers Paradise" a few years back. I decided to go to Chad because he's local and has until this point been pleasant to chat with while also normally meeting deadlines for other projects I've brought to him. Thankfully I found someone that iFixRetro taught the craft to in @samtron5000 over ig. Not only did she finish the mod, but she also fixed what Chad broke while botching the install in the first place. If you're local and have anything that you're looking to get done hit her up over ig, if it's in her wheel house she'll get it done. For everyone else that's looking for a place to go hit up Ben Fong with @iFixRetro. He's saved me more than once for sure. Also, if you're looking for a good spot to hit in town that provides great customer service, check out Retro City Games. They have two locations in Vegas and treat customers very well. Give your business to people that do good business, y'all. read more

Grand Line Games - Video Game Stores Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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I've tried coming here on 3 separate occasions now and the business appears to be closed. Either that or the hours posted on Google, Yelp, their front door and their answering machine are wrong. I probably won't be back even if they do open back up. read more

The owner of the store is a fairly polite and helpful man and the store seems to be well kept and well ran the few times Ive been there. My problem stems from an original Xbox that I had purchased. This guy tells me "Absolutely nothing wrong with the Xbox works perfectly fine." so I buy it. I bring it home and the disk drive wont open. I work on this problem by myself for about a day or two until I realized that I may break this before I actually fix it, so I take it back and say "hey man this drive is broke." He says "oh man sorry to hear that. I'll fix it for you for 50 bucks."After that I realize this is a scammer and this establishment is a joke. Don't shop here. Go to the vintage gaming store in Town Square or shop online. read more

Nobody there during open hours, not sure this place is actually open. Called and got an answering machine telling me they should be open.

Went back one week ago and forgot to post my review...but I shall now. Super nice owner. Every single time I stop in we end up chatting about retro everything. Again, super nice and has an amazing disposition. The shop also has a good family atmosphere and now has arcade machines filling the second side of the store. Even when the place is busy it's nice to see him take time with everyone that comes in the store as well. So mamy of you know already that the retro community can be great, or toxic. This guy's adds to the good rep. Very personable. The store isn't huge by any means ( bigger now that he's finished the expansion ! ), but it's laid out well, and categorized properly. He's got everything up to the Saturn and PS2, Dreamcast to tiger electronic games, SNES to Gameboy, Intellvision to Virtual Boy...etc as far as I could tell. And I'm sure he has more...but was definitely about the retro era. His prices were also great. We in the retro community know there are those who really try to rake you over the coals with prices...he isn't that guy. One look on eBay and you see exactly what I mean. I'm actually going to head back tomorrow to see if there are anymore Mattel Intellivision boxed games. Perhaps a few more Atari 2600 or Nintendo 8bit games I've been looking for. Super clean store. Friendly owner. These are the local stores you need to keep in business. Don't give up on brick and mortar stores...this is one done right for us retro collectors/gamers. **** One thing though...The store is upstairs lol. I drove into the complex and couldn't find it at first. Second story everyone....go and enjoy! read more

Definitely my favorite retro shop! Decent prices and huge always evolving selections. They have magic tournaments so if that's your bag they have you covered. Personally I'm not a fan but I'd definitely do DND nite if they had one *hint hint read more

Small space but a decent number of games. Everything from Atari to XBox! They even have arcade and pinball machines to play!

Business owners come across a lot of customers and sometimes the interactions don't go as planned. In my instance I came in with a lot of trades and one very nice piece. I handed them over and he began checking them in. All other retro game stores I have been to usually scan the items and let you know the value of your trade and in that instance you can make a decision if you want to conduct the trade in. (Imagine trading in your car and the dealership, are you going to just trade it in without knowing their offer? Probably not.) I begin browsing the SNES collection and found items I wanted, great. Until he brings them out from the back, one cartridge was red, the ENTIRE cartridge. The other cartridge I wanted to purchase was covered in what looked like 10 year old food. He said I could wipe it off, but they don't do since it might damage the cartridge and sticker. At the end of the day, I was able to find one game I wanted. So with the trade he gave me I was obviously well over and didn't really want the store credit. So I asked if I could just keep the nicer piece, his statement was "OK, but that's kind of like Indian Giving." To get back to my original point, as a business owner things like this happen, and the unknown is always a variable. So obviously I was upset, but not as much as my next visit. I actively look to see what Grand Line posts, and I see he has some new product and I make a return visit. I call before hand on a trade and he says bring it in. I show up and grab the games I want, with my trade in hand. His first comment is "You going to back out on this trade too?" And gives a snide little snicker. I ask him to process the transaction, and to use up the rest of my store credit. Obviously frustration is setting in again. At the end of the day, there are more and more retro game stores popping up. an owner like this, who makes smart comments, and holds grudges will lose customers. If you are going to continue to have interactions with the public, please consider taking some workshops on how to deal with difficult situations and when things don't go as planned, the proper verbiage to use with customers. Please don't get me wrong, he has a nice shop and it is definitely up and coming. But if you are looking for a nice family environment, you are better off doing business at Retro City games in Henderson. Thanks Grand Line Games! I do wish you all the success in the future and I look forward to your continued focus on improving the customer experience. It is not something learned over night, it takes time developing it into a strength. read more

Spend some time going through boxes of cards. The guy working there, I believe he was the owner, was nice and made pleasant chit-chat. The cards I found were a great price. He gave me a box to store them in and threw in a promo. Great customer service. read more

I came in and was greeted by a bunch of nerds giving me dirty looks like I didn't belong there. Probably cause it was my first time there. Not very inviting for new people. read more

This was the best game store i ever went to! All the games were good prices and the store isnt that bad its well designed i liked how they had a commodore 64 with Flappy Bird playing. He had the games I wanted too. I had no problems going to the cashier it was basically find your game, buy it, and then your out to enjoy your new game. also if the game gets scratched you can get it cleaned right there! read more

Yo shit was lit af fam i walked in wtih my retro classic mario pizza weed maker 2000 and got like tree fiddy