Interesting shop. Lots of different video games, TCG, toys and figures. Friendly staff. Great finds…read moreif you are in New Jerseys Journal Square area.

Cute little shop with all the classics, they also have magazines, and all the gaming accessories…read moreyou could ever want

I trade my PS5 digital I get good the games I played good entertainment now I think to get the…read morelatest in games and keep for long

Best game store on fordham. Been coming here for at least 15 years. Great service. Always have the…read morelatest games but also have a great retro selection.

I have been meaning to stop in for years but never did until now. I wish I had stopped in years…read moreago they have a great selection of books and figures. My primary interest is reprints, I'm not to crazy about the current direction of the stories these days. I heard about a new run of Thor so I made it my business to stop in. The staff was friendly that is a definite plus. They are located between Newark broad Street train station and Rutgers University on University Ave. If you're not going there by mass transit Saturday is the best day to go for street parking. Stop by and check them out!

This is definitely one of the coolest comic bookstores I have ever been in. A HUGE selection of…read morecomics and action figures. It was clean, friendly, and very well organized. The atmosphere was very welcoming and friendly, which is always something I, as a woman, am always concerned about it these sort of places.

To any gamers and/or electronic users in the Washington Heights area this store is a must visit…read more They have a great selection of new (PS4, Xbox One, Switch) and retro games (N64, GameCube, ect.) available at fantastic prices along with any gaming accessories you might need. Ever since my first visit I've been a regular costumer and I've never once had a bad experience with the services or staff. Throughout my visits I've purchased games, consoles and utilized their repair services all to which I have nothing but positive feedback for. My IPhone 8+ repair was fast and was done at a better price than any of the surrounding stores. When I purchased a used PS3 they allowed me to play test it before buying to make sure it was to my satisfaction. Thanks to this location I've also been able to buy several hard to find games that I couldn't locate anywhere else or online (such as a brand new copy of "Ghostbusters: The game" on PS3). If you're looking for a local game store or a place to have your electronics repaired THIS IS THE PLACE FOR YOU.

I called in advance making sure if they had a ps2 in stock , she said yes we do and once we got…read morethere she points at a ps1 tf

Oh. My. God. I…read morecan't believe Leisure Video has a profile on Yelp. This was a long time standing video store. Yeah kids, you read it right. A. Video. Store. I remember: - The newest hits section. Rocky 3? T2?? Home Alone??? (Mind blown) - Candy in the front counter. I feel like the video game rental area was there too... - I feel like there was an arcade machine or two in the front too... Bonus stars: - Next to Chef's Pride pizza - Walgreens too Any others that grew up in the area during that time?

Against my better judgment, I decided to get a monthy membership, going by that website of there's…read more It showed a variety of games including the tennis ones, which is why I went to that dump in the first place. I get there, the young man in the front breaks down the place and the various memberships they offer. I should've peeped that something was amiss because the dude didn't know any of the games that they had! I know, I know...I should've just got the 20.00 one time charge, shit, better than the 30.00 membership that I was foolish enough to get (I swear that website had me gassed)! I was standing there like what if I like it and now I'll have to spend 20 plus an eventual 30. Fuck, ay dios mio, bloodclot!!! Okay, I checked out the first and second levels. Most of the gaming systems have issues: and the remotes are barely functional! Some consoles are not fully configured, and several are not logged into accounts, making proper gameplay impossible. The damn bartender is the one who is supposed to show you how to play the game. He didn't even know what to do and gave a lame ass sorry! The foosball table is entirely unusable, and the pool table is shaky and not steady. The atmosphere is just as bad. The absence of music creates a dull and lifeless atmosphere in the space. The staff appear to be entirely disengaged and unhelpful. I cancelled that damn membership with the quickness and made that boy show me the cancelled part on his screen. Fucking bye forever! Don't waste your time!

This was my second (maybe third) visit to Coexist, and unfortunately, it has been a disappointment…read moreevery single time. Against my better judgment, I decided to give it one more shot and it just confirmed everything I already suspected. Total waste of money, it's not worth it. Most of the gaming systems have issues: the remotes are barely functional, some consoles aren't even fully set up, and a few aren't signed into accounts so you can't even play properly. The foosball table is completely broken, and the pool table is wobbly and unstable. The atmosphere is just as bad. There's no music playing, which makes the entire place feel dull and lifeless. The employees seem completely uninterested and not helpful at all -- whether it's empty or packed, the service and vibe don't get any better. When it's crowded, it's even worse because there's barely any space to move around or enjoy yourself. Bottom line: I won't be coming back. If you're looking for a better gaming spot, BrookLAN is miles ahead of this place.

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.

I can never pass up a record store even if I understand disappointment awaits within. For Your…read moreEntertainment (FYE) is almost ironic mockery considering the bare bones selection of physical media they now carry. For a minute I thought I had popped into Spirit of Halloween considering the cobwebs that covered their paltry selection of CDs. I get it, it's a dead format but it's hard to fathom why FYE is still with us as they specialize in nothing in particular. This joint makes Hot Topic look like Nordstrom. Two thin stars.

I know I'm dating myself here, but I remember a time when stores like Sam Goody, The Wiz, Suncoast…read moreand Kay Bee all stood alongside FYE locations. I admit I was more of a Suncoast guy when it came to buying media, but if there was an FYE nearby I'd stop into it for fun. When I saw the FYE signage in Menlo Park mall I definitely wanted to check it out partly out of nostalgia than anything else. Interestingly, they've dropped the acronym logo (F.Y.E., which stands for "For Your Entertainment) and it's just "FYE" now. FYE is not quite the spectacle of its predecessors. Its layout is basically a large rectangle with shelves on the outer edges and islands in the middle with the cashier counter off to the left in the middle. Its "decor" mostly relies on the various T-shirts and product package art on display throughout the store. This is not terrible, mind you. They have a wide selection of products so there's a lot to catch your eye, but I do remember their older format focusing a bit more on the decor of the store itself. To be honest, I'm kind of shocked FYE still exists (then again, I can say the same for Gamestop). In the old days it had a heavy focus on media (CDs, DVDs, VHS tapes etc.), but to adapt and survive in the modern era they have diversified. They are now more of a pop culture store including media (Blu-Rays, Vinyl etc.), toy store (action figures, Hot Wheels etc.), apparel shop (T-Shirts mostly) and even snack store (candy, chips etc.). What I have been surprised about is that over the past two years, they have begun to carry *more* product and diversify. Seriously, 3-4 years ago the store looked mostly empty, the air smelled stale and it looked like it was getting ready to close. Now it looks like a store with some life to it, and that's a good thing. Malls need more shops like this! It can't all be about over-expensive clothing and electronics. Much to my surprise, during my last two trips to this store I have found toys I have looked for at other stores like Target but never found. One was a Transformer, the other was a Hot Wheels car, so I make this a regular stop now when I'm in the mall. The staff members I've dealt with are friendly and efficient but I do feel bad for them. During both of my last visits the entire store is seemingly staffed by one person only and that's a lot to put on one person. This is a fun stop that is quite different than most stores in the mall. Definitely worth dropping by!