Cartridge Cave Video Games

★★★★★

“brought some games in a few weeks ago and got a great deal both in cash and in credit. i chose credit and got a few games. no hassle at all. prices for consoles and games are the best compared to stores near by or farther, cannot beat em. great selection of games of every console too! will be back soon with more games and or consoles to trade! my favorite part is the dollar bins you never know what you can find in em, and they also offer disc resurfacing ! so you can get a game you like and if need be have it scratch free like new!”

★★★

“Nice little store. They have coin op stations where you can play classic systems for a certain amount of time per coin. They had a decent selection of different systems and games for sale. I bought a N64 game for my son that wouldn't boot up. Broke out the alcohol and q tips and this cartridge clearly had never been cleaned. Most retro games places will clean up the games before sale. This store didn't seem to at all. Prices were fair i did wait quite a bit before i was able to pay for my purchase.”

★

“Glad to see some real honest reviews coming forward instead of all the plants. ( 2 five star reviews for a $5 stack of gamestop rejects and a bootleg handheld??!!? ) This place went downhill fast after it changed locations and staff. I used to go here all the time the OG guy was awesome and could fix anything i brought in at the drop of a hat. They don't even do repairs now. The selection is gone, mostly low end titles, bootleg AliExpress hardware and wildly mispriced poor condition pokemon cards. My biggest problem is all the virtue signaling about "community" when all their effort now goes into shilling Chromatic and trying to be Youtube stars. P.S. Don't sit on the couch! its for Youtube pretend time only!! Edit to response: Lol. Keep threatening customers.”

★

“Dingy, disorganized, garage sale leftovers. Very disappointing, not worth the gas money especially since there are better options within driving distance. Hand written price tags on post-it notes are a big red flag. The riff-raff hanging around the free play machines make for an uncomfortable visit. Doesn't seem like they are ready for a brick-and-mortar operation.”