Around Again is a fun store in Sayre to explore. They have a huge variety of items from clothing,…read moremusic, accessories, collectibles, jewelry and household items to vintage treasures. It is a consignment shop, so items change often. The shop is clean, smells wonderful, has a fitting room, a good location and street parking. The owners, John and Gloria, are knowledgeable and friendly. I find something I can't live without every time I visit.

From the owner: Specializing in that hard to find item. We carry everything…read morefrom vinyl lps to video games to Vintage glass. We also carry women's wear and vintage concert shirts, and sports apparel.

I love this place, it has an old school arcade where $20 will last the whole day. Just be prepared…read moreif you buy a game or console that it might not work. Im not sure they actually test this stuff when they buy it. We bought a game and it didn't work, I went through all the trouble shooting and it still didn't work. Quite sad about that and makes me weary about buying the consoles I had planned to buy. They should probably start testing the stuff they buy, it would save them and their customers a lot of time and money.

Arcade part is good and really fun but they sold my mom a broken ps2 and the 2 idiots at the check…read moreout didn't help her OR refund her until she had to call my grandma and pretend she was my moms lawyer to get a REFUND.

On August 27, 2026 . I took in this Transformers toy into the store and WWE Bayley's wrestling…read morefigure and Christian Cage wrestling action figure and some Comic book. I was giving $60 in store credit and that Transformers are worth $60 by himself . So I feel like I was ripped off. Beware what you take into the store

This place is absolutely amazing, regardless of your era. They have a vintage collection from just…read moreabout every gaming and toy era you can imagine, and the place is HUGE. Whatever your nerd heart desires, whether it is comic books, movies, cds, game consoles, action figures, clothing, plush toys, etc etc. This place will scratch your itch. Can't recommend enough.

Game Station since my last visit has moved to Old Forge. Parking is on the street and was easy to…read morefind. Interior is much larger than the old location, with plenty of room. Selection in the overall store is what I would call average, with a decent selection of various games. Console selection seemed limited. DVD/Blu-ray stock was decent and cheap, but perhaps a bit lacking. Where I think Game Station stands out is the selection of in box games, which can be difficult to find but were not cheap. They also had a reasonable selection of games for rarer systems like the Sega CD. Overall, if you are a local, Game Station is probably not a bad store to stop in and check out. I'm not sure I'd travel out of my way to check out the selection.

If I had not read these reviews before I called The Game Station, I would have been completely…read morebaffled. I was hoping to get quotes on some items I had, especially items that other area stores would not take. While asking these basic questions, the owner was brash and seemed offended that I had gone to other stores first. Thankfully, I had read the reviews, so, by the time he started telling me that I had been "scammed" and taken advantage of by the other stores, I kind of just knew to roll with it. As I read through my inventory, hoping to get yes/no answers, he was critical of what I had "Oh, it's model X and it doesn't have the cables? What do you expect me to do?" Well, Wayne, will you give me $5 for it? That's about the extent of it. It's a fat PS2, not fine art. He said he'd take it along with my Wii Balance Board, though not for much. He guaranteed he'd give me better prices than anywhere else. Fine by me. A few weeks later, I found a trove--and I mean a trove--of GBA and PS1 games in my parents' attic. I called and mentioned I respected him being straight with me and saying he'd take some of my undesirable stuff and then told him that I had found hundreds of dollars in retro gaming items--what might we be looking at and when could I bring it down? As I asked for estimates on some of the more notable PS1 games, I was met with a tirade about people who shop around and use him for price discovery. I get it! But then he told me prices anyway, while oscillating between asking if I had other desirable games and criticizing some of my other, less-popular games. Again--you'd think they didn't want my business--but we got through it and the estimates were consistent with what I found online. I showed up with three boxes of electronics and I stood back as they were unloaded. In person, the owner and his wife are really pleasant people. We don't need to get into details, but we exchanged small-talk for an extended period of time and I enjoyed the social interaction. The prices offered were fine but, hey, wait a minute, what about the fat PS2 and Wii Balance Board? They didn't want to take them. With the largest cache of PS1 games that anyone has seen in 2020 on the line, we were able to work something out. I left the store with $400 in my pocket and felt like I had befriended the husband and wife team. A week and a half later, as I unloaded what few items remained, I realized that I was missing my 5th-generation iPod (~$50). I knew that someone at the Game Station must have taken it out of the box and we hadn't discussed it or anything. But almost two weeks and no heads-up call? I called and identified myself ("Hi Wayne, this is Tim O ... ... I was in a few weeks ago and sold you some games ..."), but was stonewalled ("Ok?") into actually explaining why I was calling, at which point the owner admitted "oh, yeah, we put it on the side and were wondering when you were going to come back for that." Err... you were in possession of something belonging to a customer due to your mistake, had my name, address, phone number, *and* the knowledge of when I was leaving NEPA for Chicago and you sat there wondering when I was going to try to come back for it? Sorry--I didn't see a need to write a review but, upon reflecting, it's hard to classify this as an honest oversight. I headed down and was asked to name a song on the iPod I had last used in 2009 in order to prove it was mine. Naming a song correctly, I was provided with the iPod and the comment "nobody listens to that shit anymore." Truer than you'd want to believe.

Our stopping here was a random, but very pleasant find today while driving through Corning! This…read moreis an old school record store that also happens to have a selection of retro video games in the back. It was definitely like stepping back in time and ticked all my nostalgia boxes. Just around the corner from CMoG and super cool!

Wow, they say good things come in small packages, and it's true for the CD CAFE. The owner Rob, was…read morevery informative, friendly and talkative, in a good way. I could have spend hours going through all the great old vinyl that's in this small store. Prices of the albums were fair and the day I was there I received a 25% discount on the purchase of four or more used albums. My favorite find was an old Jeff Beck, Rod Stewart album BeckOla. Other customers in the store were equally excited as I was with all the great albums. And, hey Rob, I've got the four artists we discussed on the Romantic Warrior album. They are: Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke, Lenny White and Al DiMeola. PS I'm living in Hammondsport NY now, only 35 minutes from the CD CAFE, I will be back.

I got a PS3 slim there and a good price also a wide selection of games for all consolesread more

Excited at first but than highly disappointed, I purchased a things from the video game store…read more Unfortunately one of the games did not work at all, I have video proof of trying it the day after purchase. They said in order to return it I would need my receipt. When I was there I specifically asked the employee if it had any issues would returning it be a problem and he guaranteed the games should work. Lost the receipt and now stuck with a faulty game! Would still buy here but with extreme caution as it is one of the few if only retro game stores in the area. Person on the phone I felt was pretty rude, I didn't want a refund just an exchange and he gave me the usual you need the receipt run around and didn't even bother to hear me out! As a supervisor that wasn't exceptional or even remotely close to good customer service.

Nice little shop with lots of playstation 1, 2 and 3 games. Also carried a significant amount of…read morenewer games, including the Nintendo Switch. Unfortunately, I had made the trip looking specifically for Nintendo NES and N64 games and their selection was fairly small for those consoles. I did notice they had a decent amount of Super Nintendo and some other retro console games. Okay place if you're in the area but I wouldn't drive out of the way for it.

Great little store, they have so much vintage gaming stuff I was overwhelmed and deff could drop…read moresome money in there lol they had new games also so my kids were looking hard definitely will be back as I look for stuff I want.

Awesome locally owned business You can find anything from…read morenew items to vintage new items and open items second sell Jamie helped me find a bunch of rare finds,hard to find, sold out items for Calvin holiday presents Totally recommend store. Like this page. 1UP games

Store over priced and the owner is rude preowned games are as much as new worse price traderead more