They weren't kind to us while we were waiting for open, while their selection was nice, they…read moreweren't welcoming nor kind. Their value is 60% so instantly I was confused how I was supposed to make any deals. Save your time and not go here since there are many better places.

Great selection, amazingly friendly staff and they actually know what to offer you even if it's a…read morelesser priced game. Level 7 is now my go to game place for all my systems (SNES, N64, Wii, Sega Genesis, ps2/3) they're absolutely the best

Huge selection! Rare games! No consoles and all or mostly used, but included stock of other things…read morethat were not just games! (Books, records, DVDs) work checking out if you are local!

A good selection of retro games and DVDs. The woman working the counter was friendly and helpful…read more There is a lot of stuff to browse. Prices are good to average depending on the rarity. It's worth checking out of you are in the area and game hunting.

This store is a staple in the Denver area for game stores. The selection is remarkable. You can't…read morejust pop in this store. You need to really explore and see everything. The prices are okay and match what you will find elsewhere and online. You're really paying for the experience and selection here. I always make this tops on my game hunting list when I'm Colorado.

Best spot to find classic videogames, consoles, and accessories. The place is also good for…read morecollectors looking for solid deals. So if you're in the Boulder area or looking for a good nostalgic time, this is the place for you!

This store is awesome and my favorite go-to place for video game stuff. The owner/manager is super…read morekind and Imm always happy to see him. The game collection is outstanding; there's lots of retro games and consoles, and also new games and accessories for the lowest prices around. This place is the best. Honestly, get your video game stuff from here. It's amazing.

As someone who both collects sealed product seriously and also buys casually across retro and…read moremodern collectibles, I had a frustrating experience here that ultimately comes down to consistency in how products are treated. GameForce clearly understands the collectible market when it comes to retro video games. Pricing reflects condition, rarity, and demand in a way that aligns with how secondary markets function, and I don't have an issue with that. That approach makes sense for collectible inventory. However, the handling of Pokémon products feels fundamentally inconsistent with that same logic. In my experience, factory shrink wrap is removed prior to sale. While the contents inside may still be untouched, sealed condition is a major factor in both collector value and authenticity for these types of products. From a collector standpoint, sealed packaging is not just packaging--it is part of the product's condition and long-term value. Once that seal is removed, the item is no longer in a verifiable factory-sealed state, which changes how it is viewed in the secondary market. What makes this more noticeable is the contrast: the store clearly participates in condition-based pricing and scarcity-driven value in one category, while actively altering condition in another. Even if the intention is to discourage scalping or bulk buying, the effect is still a reduction in collectible integrity from a collector's perspective.

After visiting the other location, I had to see what they had here. This location seems to have…read moremore retro and systems, but either location is worth checking out for any system you're interested in. Walking in, you hear familiar game music that plays in the background as you see gamers thrashing on arcade cabinets and talking about the latest console games. It's not just a store, it's a place for the gamer community to meet up, which is great. Game stores should have culture. They had more rarities in this store than the other store, which is saying something because both have great stock and impressive rarity. Collector's prices, but you should expect that at a game store this knowledgeable about games. They had three staff members when I was there and all were very friendly, helpful, and attentive. If you're at all interested in games, it's definitely worth checking out.

Don't go here for pokemon even if there cads were real there not they have a terrible selection I…read moretraded in cards for a terrible price but was happy they always seem a little mad with every question so

Awesome shop. Friendly and knowledgeable guy without being pushy. I will absolutely shop here again…read moreboth online and in store when I get a chance to go back to Denver. I love that they actually refurbish consoles and not just say "good luck."

Got an NES ordered from here by a friend. It is prestine and works perfect!! Can't wait to visit…read moreand rebuild the collection my mom gave away when I was a kid.

My 10 year old loved it! Friendly staff, and a good…read moreassortment of games. Highly recommended

I'm sure hard core fans or gamers wouldn't mind because the whole atmosphere must be very…read morenostalgic. But to me, the place is a bit too dark and would be better if sanitizer is available every few stations.

First time in at GameStop, heard they send in cards for PSA ratings and Kallum working was very…read morehelpful. Informed me on what there were looking in terms of damage so I only sent off the ones worth while. Much appreciated!

Tiny stores should not have people with big attitudes. I should know, being a tiny Goblin myself,…read morethat attitude was not fitting inside that store. The moment we came in, the dude there seemed disinterested in us til we came across the desk heading to the Nintendo Switch deals. After the first offer to help, he busied with boxes and then on his phone. When we had a small question about inventory, he had a small snort as if we were bothering him. From there we decided to head to a different store all together.