Reality A Games is the best retro game & card store in Rhode Island…read more The staff here are very friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely happy to help assist you in finding anything you are looking for. Every time I walk into the store, I am greeting by an associate and asked how I am doing and if I can be assisted at all (even at peak times where customers are almost shoulder to shoulder). For a 'smaller' location, Reality A Games has a strong variety and selection of cards, games, collectibles, video game systems, and they even host tournaments. Reality A Games has something for every one of all ages and interests. Currently, I am primarily into retro games only, and I do not have much experience with cards, but from my experience I have noticed there are always customers inside the shop playing Magic the Gathering, and they seem to really enjoy the atmosphere that Reality A Games has created. For years, I have been hunting down big name titles, and smaller name titles across many different generations of systems at Reality A Games. Every time I visit, there is always new games and/or systems that I did not see on my previous visit. The staff here are always happy to help me find what I am looking for, and if they do not have it in stock, they give me great tips on where I can find certain titles and if they may expect it in store soon. From customers coming in to part with their collections, to customers chasing that nostalgia of games they played growing up, Reality A Games and the devoted staff approach you with nothing but the best customer service you have ever experienced in these past few years of retail business. Every video game I have purchased here has been flawless, I've been able to build up my collection through Reality A Games selection of many titles, the price point and value in quality has been incredible, and I am happy to support this local shop for years to come!

Nice people crap prices went in to sell some original prints all graded and they offered me 30…read moredollars

Toy Vault is a nice nostalgia trip. Funko Pops, baseball cards, action figures it's a nice trip…read moreback to childhood/early teens and even offers things for today's youth. I'm past the point in my life where they have anything that really interests me, but for when my grand niece and nephew get older I'm sure I'd be stopping here for something. The prices while on the higher side, are not absurd, and there's a nice variety. Even if you're not buying anything, its a nice to visit and browse and bring back some memories from yesteryear.

I love this place! I go to the one in Emerald Square Mall but I need to visit them all!read more

Good GameStop, the service was 7/10, they had a great selection of games used and new ones! I got…read moreused games for a dollar in stead of 50 dollars for a new one, so good value. Sir KitKat approve!

I had recently visited my local GameStop in Cranston where I was kicked out of the store at 742pm…read morestating they were "closed" by an employee by the name "Nyla" I believe. she was checking out other customers at the time, I am extremely disappointed by how I was treated. (customer service did not help me at all).

Nice little retro spot in the Warren area. Been here a few times, and there's a decent selection of…read moregames and movies. The owner is a pretty nice guy, offers cash / credit for trades that are decently reasonable. He doesn't seem to clean or test any of the inventory, but had a scenario where a game was defective and he let me swap it for something else. One thing of note is it's only open on weekends for a handful of hours, so just plan ahead if you want to check it out. Also make sure you have cash, as they don't accept card payments. Some decent prices on most games are generally around PriceCharting (owner always doublechecks on that if he didn't mark it up yet, but will give better prices than what's on there so that's great). Worth checking out if you're in the area!

Since we were in town on Valentines Day, the hubby and I figured to stop in and check out their…read moreselection of retro games after reading a few good reviews. While the store is tiny and a bit cramped, the owner seems to really pack in a ton of merchandise. Lots of used DVDs for $1, CDs, nicknacks and a tidy little corner of games. Game-wise, for the most part, you'll find plenty of the typical games circulating the retro market (lots of sports and children's titles) but we did manage to find a couple gems for a very reasonable and affordable price. (Especially after checking their market prices online shortly after.) The owner was super sweet and helpful even asking what type of games we were looking for. Since she rotates her inventory often I feel like if we were frequent customers in the area, we'd score some really great finds.

This is a really great store. We have been here a few times and each time we get amazing customer…read moreservice. I wanted to thank everyone that works here for their amazing service and also a special thanks to Alison and Michael for my son's gift. Thank you for making his day

Gruff insecure manager lost my business after taking his frustrations out on me over…read moremisunderstandings. First, there was some strange miscommunication as he fails to explain the differences between the final copy in stock versus how they usually sell them. I ask for clarification, and he gives a redundant non-answer after already giving me non-laymen terms in the first place. I take a guess at what he meant. "So, like, the (price tag) sticker?" he gives weird condescending quip thinking I meant the one he's applying to seal the case. I can empathize with a misunderstanding, but that was a just plain rude response. We don't have that rapport. We aren't friends. Then I clarify. He gives an exhausted "Well Goo Gone exists." he sounds like he didn't get any sleep and that I'm making his day harder. Like, dude.. I get that GameStop is a horrible employer and I don't want to be there anymore than you do. Don't take it out on me. We then have what I thought was a friendly respectful interaction about whether Paypal barcode is a payment option and I'm thinking this is going fine so I'm comfortable enough to shoot the breeze about how it gets me 3% back on my medications. He seemed chill enough. In retrospect, I'm realizing my N95 mask and resting face must make me look... stern?? to him? Because he's giving this unnecessary "sorry" about it where I'm trying to placate *him* that it's okay and that I ask it everywhere. Here's where it became a problem. After he asks if I want to add protection to my order, My response somehow warranted he derail the transaction to give this bizarre frustrated lecture about how he has a store to run or something. And what prompted this power trip? I said.... "Nope" Cricket chirps. That's it. "Nope." How dare I??? Did I say it too quickly? Too flatly? Did my mask obscure the friendly expressiveness? Who cares at this point, YOU'RE in control and THIS is how you handle it? Does a sudden passing breeze make you want to punch a baby, too? the most baffling part is that video game stores are going to have neurodiverse people saying quick short awkward answers especially if they know they're too long winded otherwise (like here!). That's par for the course. It's gaming, not Abercrombie. Expect awkwardness, assume good intent. I had to multiple times in our short awkward time together. Anyways, Nostradamus here is the master of self-fulfilling prophecy as I cancelled my order and had a lovely time telling him off before taking my business to a competitor at the next town over. The most disappointing thing about it is that this is just the most recent *awful* experience. I shopped at GameStops considerably less in the past seven years and each time I get a stunning reminder that your company culture just keeps spewing out miserably off-putting insecure staff or anxiously under-trained but infinitely more well-meaning canaries in your coal mine that quit at first sign of abuse (like myself). Truly, "Power to the player", means the ability to walk out and take your business elsewhere.

Hands down a great store to geek out in. Whether you are on old time comic or card collector or…read morenew to the genre, owner is extremely knowledgeable. Excellent customer service as well which is rare these days.

Amazing store and very friendly employees! I went in for…read moresome trading cards and they were very happy to help and answer any questions I might have.

Decent selection but rude staff. Kept reminding me and my friend that they were closing soon (about…read moreevery 5-10 minutes.. we were aware, just wanted to browse the vinyl for a few minutes) and even turned the lights off on us 20 minutes before closing time.

This location is one of the better Newbury Comics in the area. Most of the other stand-alone stores…read morehave moved into their closest mall, and scaled back on all of their music. I feared that one day this store would get absorbed into the Warwick Mall and follow suit. Their recent renovation proves they will be staying in their current location. Their selection of records is still better than other stores in the area, and their staff is awesome. I recommend this location.

I've bought about 10 video games from this store and visited 3 times. And every time I visited it…read morewent well. They have a huge selection of games and I would definitely recommend going there to even just check it out if you're into video games at all.

Yesterday I took my 10 year old grandson the store on State Rd in Dartmouth. While in the store he…read moresuddenly turned to me and said he was "feeling woozy". I could tell by the look on his face that something was about to "come up". I immediately turned to one of the two store employees and said "we need to use the rest room really fast". He looked at me and said "we don't have public restrooms". I told him that my grandson was sick and about to throw up "any second". Mind you, my grandson had his hand covering his mouth. The urgency was obvious. Again the employee said "we don't have public restrooms but Metro Pizza next door does". We immediately headed for the door. Just as I began to open the door he barffed inside all over the floor right at the entrance/exit. Sweet, sweet karma! Listen, guys at Games to Gold, I understand policy but sometimes ya just gotta bend the rules a little. This was one of those times. Maybe next time you'll think and won't have a mess to clean up.