Had an easy plastic case swap for a PS5 controller so I contacted them. Awesome first experience…read moreguy said he could either do it the same day or it be a few days turnaround at max. Turned out he could do it same day while I walked the mall. Returned literally three business days later and now it's a three week turnaround with poor customer service. Less sales that stand around and more people that could repair things If that what your stores focus is going to be.

I had an old PS1 disc that was pretty scratched up. I contacted ReGen about their onsite disc…read morerepair. They were fast to get back to me and explained the service. I swung by their shop and they were able to complete the repair quickly and the disc works perfectly now. The staff are really friendly and knowledgeable about console and disc repair. The store had a great selection of retro games. I highly recommend them.

Great second hand DVD/BluRay selection. Fair prices, and good rewards program!…read more The gentleman who owns/runs the store is very polite and helpful.

For physical-media collectors, this is Central PA's best-kept secret. Really unique space jammed…read morewith CDs/vinyl, videogames, and DVDs/Blu-rays. On my first visit, I brought two boxes of (mostly boutique-label) DVDs/Blu-rays, and got a trade/cash offer that makes 2nd & Charles and FYE look like bigger chiselers than they already are. Substantial movie selection, split up by genre (Blu-rays have their own section), with a fairly even variety of used discs and rare/OOP titles in original shrink-wrap. Overstock movies have their own sections, with a "colored dot" bulk discount (good way to pick up some mainstream titles). I browsed for a little over an hour, but could've stayed even longer. The trade credit more than covered the stack of movies I picked up. And they even let me take along some cardboard boxes for an upcoming move. Will definitely be back.

I stopped by Classic Game Junkie today with my fiancé because he had Gameboy games and a version 1…read moreNintendo Switch that he no longer plays to trade in. When we arrived, we were greeted promptly by several employees. They asked us to head to one of the counters in the back and they would assist us shortly. They were so enthusiastic about the Gameboy games my fiancé had. It was nice to see them get excited about games that were popular in the 90's and 2000's. We overheard them saying that they typically match whatever GameStop is currently offering in store credit. To our surprise, they gave my fiancé more than GameStop would have if we would've gone there. This is why it matters to support small businesses. We were happy with the level of service we received here and will definitely be back.

Strong selection, very nice display and set up…read more They have prices listed online on their digital store. But when I went in, all the prices were about 30% (or more) than their posted prices. When I asked them if they honor their online listing price, they said the price on the sticker is the price. On principal alone, I put everything away and walked out.

Stopped in here to take a look, mainly because the store front was so cute. Wow, felt like I had…read morewarped back in time about 10 years. What a great, large selection of DVDs to rent. Better then anything I remember Blockbuster having.

Wow! This awesome little shop has a ton of DVD' s! Every genre... new releases, kids,…read more adventure, westerns, horror, games and more! The owner and staff are so pleasant and the price to rent the movies is very reasonable.

great store!. the staff are friendly as well and prices are good!. i highly recommend this store!.read more

In a nutshell... Excellent place that sells vintage games…read more Details: Within the flea market, asides the Amish Farmer's Market. Pretty decent-sized store with basically used vintage games. Everything from the latest gaming consoles (used) and even selling Atari. Best part are the prices! Prives are more than decent and sellers are willing to bargain prices. Last time here we were able to buy some Super Nintendo Games for our Super Nintendo and also bought some Wii U games for our niece and nephew. Bought around 4 games and some vintage Pokémon cards and it all summed up to around $70.00. We were VERY happy!

Haterz gone hate. Looking at you, Joe and Chef. Jk, I don't care…read more I liked the store. My friend and I hovered outside uncertainly and the drunk guys smoking outside the bar across the street started heckling us to go in, though they were funny about it not offensive. I believe one of them yelled "treat yourself, you deserve it!" You know what sir? I do! So we went inside and the store is small but they packed plenty of DVDs and toys in there. The DVDs were really cheap, starting at around $5. I've been in other stores where they were $40 or $50 bucks. Like seriously? Do you not know pornhub.com exists??? So I've heard, that is. I would never visit such a site. I didn't get any movies but I got an adult game that was only $5.49. Don't be afraid to keep things fresh ladies! The festive holiday window displays are welcoming, even if one is St. Paddy's but the other side still has Santa.

All the reviews of this place suck. This place isn't bad at all. The sex toys are normal price…read morecompared to other shops, and everyone knows you can get that kind of stuff cheaper from the internet anyway, you pay more at the shops because you can see what you're getting, so that's no reason to hate on them.. I go for the pipes. No, they aren't the big fancy pieces you'll see at the other shops, but how often do you buy those rip off pieces anyway. Here you can buy a glass pipe for $2, yes, two dollars. It's brittle and thin but it's $2. Mine has lasted a month and I can throw it whenever I want. Also got a bubbler for $18 and it's thick glass and I love it. Got my gf a bat and she loves it. Also got a $4 grinder, it's cheap and plastic but in all honesty I prefer cheap stuff I can throw out if need be. All together paid around $35 which is the amount they wanted for just my gf's bat at the other places. I will stop here every time I'm on market street.

Great selection of toys , novelties , games ,lingiere and many other things. The staff is very…read morefriendly and will help in a any way.

This place has recently undergone a HUGE renovation. Gone is the dingy lighting and walls of…read moremagazines and books and sub par toy offerings. The new look is brightly lit and the magazines and videos have been replaced by racks of toys and playtime clothing. The toy selection has undergone a SERIOUS update. Gone are the cheap items made with dodgy materials from no name manufacturers. They've been replaced with mid and high tier selections for every experience level. The live girl shows are still here. There is a theater upstairs where the video booths used to be. Entry costs money unless you come as a couple. And to help accommodate more weekend fun, the store and theater are now open 24 hours on Friday and Saturday.

Really great hobby shop for all things trains. My father recently got my girls a Lionel train set…read morefor Christmas so we stopped in here to see what other options were available to add to our new set. They have an amazing selection of trains, including all different gauges, also miniature buildings, animals, people and everything else for your trains set. We didn't have an opportunity to stay too long so I'll be back to take a more in depth look in the near future. The staff are very helpful and super knowledgeable so come with questions and leave with answers. They also have a display with several trains set up with buttons for people to try to see what lights up or makes sound. The trains were not moving while we were there and they were kind of busy in the lead up to Christmas so we didn't ask to have them running, but I'm sure they would have turned them on if we had asked.

A brick and mortar store that you hope will never shut its doors. They sell many unique toys,…read moremodels, and trains, perfect for 5-12 year old birthdays or arrested 40 somethings. They recently cleaned up a little so it's less overwhelming and looks more like a store than a hoarder's wet dream. The employees are lovely on the first floor. They are sometimes just as lovely on the second floor. It's a destination worthy place and they need to sell t-shirts.