Game World

★★★★★

“Awesome store! Calum and Nate helped us out buying packs and even provided top loaders for our pulls:)”

★★★★★

“Awesome place to shop! They have a huge selection of games and collectibles. I finally found the Funko Pop I’ve been searching for, which was amazing. I was a little unsure about the price at first, but they worked with me and gave me a deal I couldn’t refuse. Great customer service and overall a fantastic experience. I left super happy and will definitely be shopping here again!”

★★★★★

“I entered Game World expecting to browse a few games and leave. Instead, I was greeted by Stockton, whose enthusiasm for gaming was so intense that it felt like the opening scene of a buddy-comedy. From the start, we had the kind of chemistry usually reserved for co-op partners who somehow beat the final boss on the first try. Stockton’s recommendations were spot-on, the conversation was fun, and the whole visit felt less like shopping and more like joining a side quest. Five stars for turning an ordinary trip into a legendary gaming adventure.”

★★

“I brought in a working original NES bundle that included the console, two original controllers, a Zapper, and 23 games-including Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out!!, both gold Zelda cartridges, Metroid, and the Super Mario Bros. trilogy. Everything was clean and in working condition. Niles, the employee who initially helped me, was friendly and professional throughout the process. My concern was with how the console was evaluated. When it was first powered on, the standard blinking red light appeared, and it was immediately assumed the console didn’t work. I showed the staff how to properly seat the cartridge, and the console started playing normally right there on the counter. After confirming the console worked, the cash offer for the entire collection was $110. I asked if they could do $150, but they declined, explaining they had recently acquired a large NES collection and already had many duplicate games. What made the offer difficult to understand was that, while waiting, I noticed the store was selling Zelda for about $30 and original NES controllers for about $20 each. Based on those prices, the offer seemed far lower than I expected for a working console, accessories, and the rest of the game collection. I appreciate Niles’ professionalism, but I left feeling that the trade-in value offered didn’t fairly reflect the condition or contents of the collection. If you’re planning to sell a retro gaming collection, I’d recommend researching current market values and getting offers from multiple stores before making a decision.”