Card N All Gaming & Repair

★★★★★

“Five days in ft Knox, and I was glad to stop by here and playel the pokemon tournament on Thursday night. $12 entrance fee was a bit higher than most of the stores($10), but the ambience was good and the staff was friendly. The owner was generous to give out the prize packs and standard pack. Thank you. I wish I am here for another day. Will definitely visit here when I am back in town next time.”

★★★★★

“I recently bought the white OLED switch from here and I swear hands down this is my favorite place to go through to get game systems! I recently had a really bad experience at the game xchange on Dixie with one of their worker’s who had made me feel bad about trying to sell something and their district manager completely glazed over the fact I had a bad experience an employee and only focused on the product, however, the employee Kirk who had helped me out both on the phone and in store with getting my now beloved switch, I have been nothing but thankful, I had asked if they would be able to hold but when he told me about online pick up (which i knew about, but I didn’t think about) I said “say less” in my mind and badda bing badda boom got the switch later on that day. I’ve never had anything but good and awesome experiences at cardnall! Personally I’d rather come to this one and even the one out in Middletown, both trips are always worth it even if you’re just window shopping! Eventually I need to get me a pro controller and if able I’m definitely coming back and getting it here!”

★★★★★

“Great place. Knowledgeable staff. Great inventory. 80% credit in store credit on trade ins. Prices in the area vary. Most of their prices are better than their competitors. Access to computers in store to search their inventory”

★★★★

“Went in on 2/21 around noon. The place was clean, seemed full of people enjoying their various hobbies and activities within the store at the gaming tables. I was initially disappointed at the offering of switch games but after circling around to where the video game counter was I did find what I was looking for. While standing there the employee sitting behind the counter was helping someone else with what sounded like a repair request on their handheld device. I waited for their interaction to conclude and figured the employee would acknowledge me and ask if I needed help then. The employee advised the customer to take their handheld with them while waiting for a response and the customer departed the counter. I was wrong. Not a huge deal, maybe the employee was looking up something on the computer for the customer. The employee never acknowledged me, or advise me that they would help me. I politely asked if I could be helped and at that point the employee performed admirably. Even informing me that I could grab a free game $15 or under for buying 3 games. Not a bad experience at all, just perhaps a bit of room for improvement with being aware of customers and active engagement.”