Wow Game, this and Gamestation and Electronics Boutique were my favourite places to go before I…read morediscovered Pokemon cards, then women! This is quite a big Game store too, with queues down the road when new consoles and sequels to popular games are released, release parties and a wealth of stock. My only criticism on the Game stores are the little time that they give to trade ins, pre owned games and retro consoles and games. Seeming to drop an old console along with all its games as soon as another new one comes about! But still, if you're looking for a new games console, a console accessory or a game, look no further as these get all the latest releases on their day of release! The staff are all very knowledgeable and the place is very friendly! They also offer great discounts on chart titles and consoles if you decide to trade in a fairly recent game or a console that's in good condition!

great for information and getting games on relise but a bit pricey and dont give much back on trade…read moreins other than that it is a very helpfull shop

Located on Liverpool's Lord Street, this branch of CeX is a decent sized store, albeit on the first…read morefloor you enter the store on it is slightly small. It specialises in selling second-hand technology such as consoles, games and even phones, where it buys from the public and then sells on. From the outside the store looks nicer and modern modern than other CeX stores, ditching the standard red sign and simply writing Entertainment Exchange with the CeX logo on the side, makes it has a nicer, more modern and higher class feel which is a smart idea I hope to see at more stores as that is simply what CeX stand for, to the point where it is one of my favourite parts of the store where it ditches its usual branding which I find hideous to something cooler. Going into the store the modern vibe seems to disappear, it is located up a large step and there are no lifts once you get into the store, so that's worth noting if you have trouble with them. The range of products available was decent, yet the store inside had more of a slightly cheap and more of a typical CeX vibe, not too modern, the overall cleanliness of the store also could have been improved drastically. Prices can be a little hit and miss, with some prices often costing the same to buy "new" elsewhere, CeX argue this is to give the person trading in or selling their used product back to them the best price, but in most prices one of the two prices isn't the best, so it is finding the balance to that. The store looks nice and inviting from the outside and it is in a good central Liverpool location, yet as you go into the store it doesn't scream a modern city centre location which I feel my closer branch Manchester Arndale in a way does, so I feel CeX on Lord Street only deserves a two-star rating due to the issues discussed.

CeX is a store where you can trade in your unwanted electronics goods (as long as they are in full…read moreworking order and in adequate condition) to be resold at the store. All items you trade in are fully tested to meet specific criteria, so there are no shortcomings when buyers decide to purchase pre-owned items. If an item you buy is faulty, there is a refund policy as long as you return the item with the receipt. I have been a registered member with the store for about 3 years and ever since, I have traded in many items (mostly dated mobile phones) as I often like to keep up with the trend when it comes to anything technology related! Once trading in, there is the option of 'exchange' or 'cash' but whichever you choose, there is not much difference in terms of value. It all depends on your preference. It's an ideal store for those who are into gaming, mobile phones, computers and mp3's however it if you decide to buy any of their goods, items will usually be more expensive than the RRP which in a way does not make sense because products are pre-owned; this is actually their way of making profits so be warned. Personally I would suggest this store if you wish to trade in for cash or want to buy second-hand games (these are always cheaper) but everything else is has a bigger price tag.

Powerplay games, on Princes Pavement in the Grange Shopping Centre, is a console game shop that…read moreboth buys and sells--basically if you have a bunch of old games you don't want you can take them in for cash or store credit. They have pretty much everything, it would seem. They are a fairly decent sized shop, and very well stocked, so if there's anything you want they probably have it or can get hold of it for you.

This outlet of GAME is one of my favourites. The shop is in a great location and it is very large…read moreinside. The deals they have are quite good and the staff are really nice. The variety of the stock is greater than any other GAME in the region and this means it's the best place to go for games.

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I wish this shop had opened five or ten years ago when I was still interested in video games but…read morenevermind, with the demise of Game'z this shop has every chance of success and hopefully will be here for years to come so even if I've missed out then my kids won't! It's not as big as their store in Rhyl so it doesn't have the same range and choice but it's a good place for a browse nonetheless.

Typical Game store, if you're looking for a new game go here, almost no queues and never crowded,…read moreprobably due to it being out the shopping centres. Bit lacking in the second hand stock though.

A wonderful little haven for retro gamers of all stripes in Liverpool. I'm sure all the reviews…read morebelow this one have already gone on about the ever-lovely Lucy, the nifty loyalty scheme, the in-store gaming competitions, and the whole Facebook integration concept that helps the shop stand out above all the rest, even in Liverpool which has (and has had) a myriad of great gaming shops over the years. Indeed, let's hope that Level Up continues along its current course of becoming the spiritual successor to the sadly-deceased Chip Shop 2000 (except with actual fair prices and slightly less snarky staff). Keep up the great work!

Went there today, good service, good stuff and good prices, really underrated though and I feel it…read moreshould be advertised more. It is customer friendly and knows what their customers are like. I have recommended the place to friends and would be happy to go back anytime soon

The CEX on Ranelagh St is in the station and is not as good as the one 5 minutes down the road on…read moreChurch Street; next to Home Bargains. I've never been refused cash or store credit exchange for items, and the process was easy and unintrusive to bring things in to sell. I have also been able to find some interesting and good music there, although it involves a lot of luck, rifling and dross. You can also ask them to show you the CD/DVD/game before you buy so that you can check for no scratches. I bought a CD once which skipped and they refunded it with no questions asked. They're willing to demo any item for you, too so if you're nervous about splashing out money on a games console for example, youcan try before you buy. Queue tend to be long at times though so be prepared to wait!!

I had £1000 worth of goods stolen which were fenced by cex. When I contacted the company I was told…read moreto go to the store where I would be given back whatever had not been sold. The store manager advised me that he had not put any of my goods to one side because, and I quote, "it would take too long". They offered me £20 store credit. Thieving b!!!!!!!s.