This is a great store. They have a huge variety of MTG singles and the staff are always super…read morehelpful. I'm also super grateful for the cool environment they have created for all of us gamers.

it's unfortunate, they used to be an awesome fair shop. But they're just helping inflate the market…read moreand ruin the hobby for everyone. Absolute sellouts with rude customer service.

Well stocked, but buyer beware…read more This is one of the few places around that sells new copies of older games. However, I unknowingly bought a PAL version of a game. As you might expect, it was pricey, and no one mentioned it might not be what I wanted. When I realized, well, now it's opened, so would you like $9 back on your $90 purchase? I wouldn't call it a "scam" but I wish their staff was more forthcoming about selling games from another region. If you know to check everything closely before buying, this seems like a nice shop, but if you're less of an expert, you might want to shop somewhere with better buyer protection.

Great selection, knowledge staff, and good prices they even have some custom cartridge games that…read morework in consoles

Service and Selection are top notch, if you're looking for pieces to add to the collection you…read morewon't regret stopping through!

This store is by far the best Retro Game Store in all of the tri-county area. The owner is super…read moreknowledgeable and very good about checking trade ins to make sure they all work, which is more than I can say about many of his customers who run shotty businesses. He always keeps a good selection on all systems old and newer. He only takes quality stuff and not any junk condition items. He also sells some arcade games and has some you can play depending on what days you come in. Last but not least...he will repair games and systems as well. I can't recommend this store enough. Skip Retro Taku, Disc Replay and Game Pawn. Come here instead

flawless, greater then great was able to build me a gba sp in a week for under 100$. the staff are…read morealso very acomidating and also repaired said gbasp for free when it has a casing break, a corner drop to be practice.

Personable and knowledgeable staff. Very approachable and a refreshing level of retro collection…read more Always a treat when I come here.

Very friendly and knowledgeable staff. There is so much to look at. Perfect place to shop for that…read moreperson who has everything. Perfect place to find something for the sports junkie in your life. Sports cards, game controls and cassettes, apparel, you name it, they have it.

Packs are incredibly overpriced and each employee will tell you a different price per item within…read morethe same 5 minute period. No one there is on the same page

They Have been around for a long time now. Nice bunch of guys, seem very helpful…read more Like any hobby you could look around and find things from private owners for a little less but Big Toys has a nice clean showroom with a good selection of games that have been cleaned up in "Like new" Condition.

I've used these guys to help finish off my man cave and they are great. From sales to service, they…read moreprovide a great all around package. Some of the items they carry are for the more serious collector, but they have a range of great games, multi area and pinballs available for any size project. If you spent anytime in arcades growing up, this place is for you.

We stopped by Disc Replay to sell my son's Nintendo Switches after being referred there from…read moreanother store. The store felt friendly and welcoming, and the staff were patient while checking everything out. They explained that they don't refurbish items, only resell, so because one of the controllers had a sticky button and a worn joystick pad, they couldn't accept the consoles. It made sense, and they were clear about it. Even though we didn't end up selling, they were still helpful and took the time to guide us, which I appreciated. Overall, still a positive experience.

They are horrible and will rip you off. They buybacks be so low and it's different at different…read morestores. The one on Gratiot. They're decent with the John r one horrible. I had a special pop I bought from Stockx 1500 pieces limit that's this one out of nine pop I brought he offered me $27 for all of them and that one cost me $50 akone on stock. I even had a Funko Freddy one and you know how limited those are so I will never bring mypops to that location again. like I said, don't want Roseville on Gratiot. They OK they're not trying to rip you off.

This place is amazing for any pop culture nerd merchandise this is where I bought shadow the…read morehedgehog for the game cube which at the time I was dying for the price was fair and service was great I think it's one of my favorite stores like this

Amazing shop with a plethora of great inventory. I recommend if you're in the area stop by and…read moresupport this local bbusiness. They've been a long time friend of mine. Keep up the great work.

OG game store. Been around for years hosting tournaments with the best retros and newest games as…read morewell. Two thumbs up

Game Headz is one of the most shabby video game retail stores I have ever been into. Before I…read moreentered I didn't expect it to be like GameStop but I didn't expect almost all of the shelves to be empty with only one employee helping a line full of people. I went in to find two games that were unpopular and one game that was semi- popular at the time. I was able to get a hold of the semi-popular game and I was surprised that they had it in stock, simply because the store had a limited number of available games. On top of the disappointment of not being able to find all of the games I came for, the service was terribly slow. There was one employee helping at least eight customers. I was at the front of the line and it took him about 20 minutes to get the game and "prepare" it for purchase. I feel like if you are going to shop at Game Headz you should call ahead, see if they have the game you want, and ask them to prepare it for you ahead of time. -TRQ

I grew up coming to this Barnes & Noble, and I'm genuinely so glad this specific location is still…read morearound. I used to come here with my grandma, so walking in still carries a lot of good memories for me. I wish I could have brought her more often before she passed, but in the later years of her life, reading became harder for her because of Alzheimer's. She still loved her knitting books and liked having books around, even if sometimes I think she was mostly pretending to read them. Honestly, that still feels very her. There is something comforting about a real bookstore. The smell of books, the displays, the quiet browsing, the accidental "I came in for one thing and now I live here" energy. The ability to ask an associate for their recommendations and their help in finding something you never expected you might fall in love with This location has always had that classic Barnes & Noble feeling, and I appreciate that it has stayed part of the community while so many bookstores have disappeared. That said, books have gotten expensive, and I have fully become a sellout with Audible and used-book shopping. I'm actually getting ready to downsize my own book collection because some of them deserve a better life with someone who will actually read them again. It would be amazing if Barnes & Noble had a simple used-book trade-in or resale option here. Maybe they do and I'm just not in on the secret, but either way, I'm still grateful this location exists.

This is a nice size store with something for everyone. Mom and I decided to come in on a Sunday…read morearound 11:30am and have a cup of coffee and a slice of cheesecake. They have a Starbucks Cafe and the cheesecake comes from the Cheesecake Factory. There was plenty to choose from to snack on besides the cheesecake. The servers at the cafe were professional and very friendly. Mom had a wheelchair so we appreciated the ramp to get to the seating area for the cafe. The store is well stocked and very clean. The children's area is large and very inviting for the young ones. Next to the children's area is a large display of toys, many of the toys are educational and interactive. They have magazines, toys, journals, cards, books of all types of genres.