I love this place me and my friends go here they even have retro games for PS3 and other older…read moreconsoles best wishes too anyone who visits

I highly recommend this video store! This is my favorite locally owned business in the Mid-Del…read morearea. Alex the owner is very friendly and helpful and if they don't have what you're looking for he can probably order it for you! They have a HUGE selection of DVD's and Blu-rays and they also have candy, popcorn and cold drinks. Mondays dollar day and you can rent any movie in the store for only $1! On Friday's you get a free popcorn with your rental. All the employees are friendly and helpful and I always have a pleasant shopping experience in here. The store is clean and we'll organized.

I have been going to this Super Video for more than 10 years. Their prices are always waaaaaaay…read morelower than everyone else (2.99 vs 4.50 for new releases) and all other movies are just a dollar. I regularly fill up my punch card for a free movie which even applies to new releases. The folks here are always so nice and relaxed.

I went in for the first time today and found EXACTLY what I wanted and MORE!! I was in fact…read morethrilled. Everything I found was very fairly priced and in GREAT condition. The staff are very sweet and to the employee that took my phone call and found, cleaned and priced my blue Wii for me, you've made my day. I will absolutely be back.

I was hesitant to write a review. However I feel like people should be warned. I was so excited to…read morefind a retro game store, I even bought a game, I was so excited that I brought my other games to TRADE on the same day. Long story short. I'm assuming the owner, was extremely rude, talking down on what I brought, the typical Buy/Sell/Trade rip off language. He wanted to buy it as a collection and I told him I wasn't interested to sell but wanted to trade. He low balled on everything. I was willing to do a trade but when he couldn't find anything he wanted for the last $2, and I was like what about these 3 GBA games (worth $25 combined) he opened a draw full being like I already have a lot, alrighty. This dude doesn't care about the clients. He cares more to enrich from ignorant gamers, there was zero customer service tact. It was all about this isn't good so I'm going to give you nothing for it. I was going to be a long life client however I took everything and left. I'm never coming back here. Go here if you want to get ripped off. Honestly. Sell your games on FB marketplace don't let this fool profit from you when he claims the trade I wanted wasn't worth it. When I was clearly trading $80 worth of games for $25 game. I've had it with places like this. There are legit buy/sell/trade places out there that care about your experience. AVOID AT ALL COST. If I brought junk (3 bags full of retro games) This store is full of it.

Absolute worst experience EVER for buying cards! Zach refused to sell at TCG market value, claiming…read more"that is just how we market them in the system". It would be different if wasn't kids trying to add to their collection.

It seems like there just aren't a lot of places to buy movies anymore, at least not physical…read morecopies. Thankfully vintage stock exists though! For a recent Halloween party, I decided that I wanted to give away a Halloween movie or two as part of a costume contest prize. I'll admit I don't even really buy movies much (not even with streaming), but when I have I've gone to Walmart or something. Well it turns out they didn't really have the movies I was wanting in stock, and I got nervous about where else I could possibly buy a physical movie... Then I remembered this place! I came here once with my brother and mom to look for some video game thing my brother wanted as a gift or something, and I remembered that they sold a good selection of movies. The people were very nice there too. Before I went all they way to the store, I wanted to actually make sure they even had the movies I was wanting. So, I called the store to see if they had them in stock. The worker I talked to was helpful. He was able to check on both movies easily. It did take him a few minutes to track them down, so I'm guessing they maybe don't have the best/ most advanced system in place, but I was still able to get an answer. I was super happy that they had both movies I wanted for the prize! I had them put the movies on hold for me, thinking I'd run in later that day to pick them up, but I lost track of time and that didn't happen. Luckily, they hold things for up to three days, so when I went in a day or two later they still had them ready for me! It was super easy to just walk in, give my name, pay, and walk out with the movies. One other interesting thing about Vintage Stock movies is that some are new and others are used movies. For the two movies I got, I ended up with one of each. At first I was reluctant about the used one, but when I asked if the quality was still good (since it was sort of a gift, after all) they told me that they check to make sure that everything is still in good shape. The movie prices are similar to other places, maybe a little cheaper, and especially if you get one of the used versions. I'll definitely remember this place if I ever need to buy a movie not online again!

This thing is spectacular. A gem in the world of dieing movie stores…read more When was the last time you were actually able to see movies in your hand and actually read them. I think this is so awesome to be able to do that again. It has all the movies that you would want to watch along with a couple favorites you would always want to watch. Even had some video games. The prices are pretty decent as well.

service the service was kind and direct. upon entering the…read morebookstore, at which i've previosuly exchanged books for credit and also purchased books, usually with a combination of credit with cash, i got in line at the front of the islandic checkout and guest service counter. a worker asked if i was ready to checkout, and then offered two potential locations for a recent edition of the farmer almanac, for which i was searching. selection although i'd not found any edition of the farmers almanac in either section the counter worker suggested, that l was necessary for pausing a moment to reflect on the different satisfactions of finding a book for which you are looking vs looking in a section or two to find an affordable book that sparks your interest to read for whatever reason you have for doing so. and i believe i've found such a book in 'the book of joy', with his holiness the dalai lama and archbishop desmond tutu as cowriters, and douglas abrams cowriting too. while i've read only the introductory section and first two chapters, the book has been thusfar satisfyingly rewarding, as both prominent religious leaders giving voice to the book are 'wise', as the second i mentioned describes the first i'm mentioning, and the book as a whole provides witness to the potential for the medium in sharing wisdom from a live presentation to readers at a later point. such a book also suggests to me the value of finding a book that might not give specific scientific detail about how to solve a challenge in life, but that speaks on a similar subject or subjects as the thoughts swirling in your mind. value the value was very affordable, just a dollar and change. additionally, the bookstore had lovely halloween decor, in case you are able to get there tomorrow or whenever the store considers end of the holiday season, with the favorite i had being the crime scene body outlines in the true crime section.

It's a bookstore. A HUGE bookstore. With lots and lots of…read morebooks. Mostly, really cheap books (compared to new). People are always friendly. Organization is a little dicey at times, and you sometimes have to look around for what you want. Since it's all used books, you never know what you're going to get (like a box of chocolates....). All that said it's a great place to spend a little time browsing around see what you can find.