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

Great small business a lot of toys for the kid to look at while browsing threw the thousands of…read moregames

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!

Small "hole in the wall" type store, but amazing selection and everyone was so friendly. Amazing…read morecollection of retro video gaming units on display (as well as. a lot of old school items for sale). Crazy Pokemon card collection of really whatever you are looking for. Highly recommend this spot for collectors.

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.

I haven't posted many reviews on Yelp so I hope this doesn't get relegated to the bottom of the…read morepile. I just wanted to say how awesome this game store is. They have tons of old game systems and classic games for NES, SNES, Genesis, Wii, 360 and PS2/3. It's a treasure trove for game nerds and you will go in and just feel overwhelmed by how much amazing nostalgia is in there. And the staff is super friendly. You know they have the same conversations every day but they always make it seem fresh. Derek is definitely an example of an awesome employee and an asset to the store. Love this place, customer for life!

Weird vibe. When I entered they didn't seem too interested in helping. The entire time I felt I was…read moreviewed w distrust. Have a good selection of retro games. Prices for Pokemon cards were on the high side. Prices of singles were strict. No discounts. Doesn't matter if paying by cash or however much you bought. Just not a great experience. I would recommend this place if you are into retro games. But that's about it. In a dingy strip mall w shady people and felt unsafe.

I was buying a card and he said I like your taste and gave it to me for free also organized and…read morereally nice

If you want to pay 3x 4x retail this is your place! Just go on FB marketplace and save yourself 25%…read more- its almost comical how high the prices are for packs/boxes.

Met a friend up here today and WOW! This place has it all! Granted they Don't buy the big…read morecombiner robots but that's for comic book and toy figure stores. No big deal. They have just about everything for all popular game systems. My friend even introduced me to the vault where they house all the super rare pieces. The vault is so amazing I didn't even take any pictures! Overall, the store is well thought out with very knowledgeable staff and some really cool merch. I want to check out the other locations as now I'm on the hunt for different Amiibo's and what not!

An employee decided to raise his voice at a customer for no real reason. The customer put back like…read more6 cards and was figuring out best options in their price range. The interaction wasn't even long. The employee was just being impatient. It was unprofessional and even pointless because he still priced a card after being rude. Not the first time an employee here acted negatively. A cool store going down hill.

Great little shop with a ton of nostalgia. The staff was really friendly and took the time to…read moreanswer my questions. Prices were fair and everything was in great condition. I'll definitely be coming back.

Excellent value and quality compared to other shops online. Thank you I'll be back again.read more

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.