Great place I've been going to for years, really helpful staff, if you have any questions or need…read moreanything just ask them and they'll do they're best for you. They won't try and rip you off or get you to buy the most expensive games, most times they will offer you a cheaper second had copy if they have one in stock, and if you ask them they will give you an honest opinion about a game if it's not a good game they will tell you! (i think the philosopy is if you buy a game you like your'e far more likely to go back! Massive choice of titles as well!

I have passed this shop probably 50 times and not even noticed it was a games shop, maybe it's just…read moreme being docile, but my partner pointed it out to me, so I though I'd go take a look. Quite a small narrow shop and could do with a bit more lighting, but they have quite a good selection of games and will order you titles that they don't have in stock. You probably have to pay £5-£10 more than you would online, I went in there today and spent £85, realising on the way out that I could have saved £20 if I'd bought from Amazon, but sometimes it's good to know that you're feeding a small business.

Situated at the bottom end of the High Street on the corner of Kinmel Street. Opposite the Apollo…read moreBingo as you come over the bridge into the town centre. There are also a number of similar shops 'Game and Gamestation' on the High Street so always worth comparing prices as they are all a short walk between each other. This is either when purchasing new games or trading in unwanted games as this shop offers. This shop offers everythinh you would expect, all different games consoles which are clearly labelled and put into different sections. The store moved in the last couple of years from where it was on the High Street just around the corner. Well worth a visit if you are planning to buy or trade in some games.

An excellent place to stop for your entertainment needs. Stocks new and used games for current and…read moreretro consoles, DVD's, Blu-Rays, and geeky items such as figures and T-shirts. You can also choose to rent some items if you live locally. The shop is well decorated with large statues of a few video gaming mascots scattered around and the walls are covered with gaming posters. One of the few places on the high street that plays good music too. The shop floor is pretty big and is always well stocked so expect to loose a lot of time browsing all the items and chatting with fellow fans.

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.

Graigner Games Cheetham Hill is in the Cheetham Hill shopping centre, opposite the Costa Coffee and…read morevery close to the Tesco store. This is a smaller store but still has a good selection of games on various consoles. I had 2 visits to this store, one through choice and one, which I was near enough forced to make, This review makes more sense if you read my one for the Oldham branch as well otherwise the events may be abit confusing. I went into the store and I bought the New Call of Duty game for £30, it was 5 pounds cheaper on the website but I got quite a lame excuse regarding that, that is a reduction for waiting times, I do feel that if they can do £25 online, they should be able to do in the shop as well. I ordered the game in new condition, so after making nearly a 10 mile round trip, I expected everything to be okay but when I got home, I noticed the game was open. I rang the store right away and they explained that they have to do that for display purposes but they would offer me a full refund, or a unopened replacement if one came in on the following days' delivery. As I was going to Oldham anyway, I tried to get the refund in the Oldham store and to put it short, they were very rude and said it wasn't part of the returns policy even though I phoned them and they did offer to give me a refund. This meant I had to go all the way back to Cheetham Hill, and somehow I had to fit this in on my already packed schedule. When I went back, without a fuss they gave me a full cash refund, I would of thought they would of gave me 5 pounds cash and the rest on my card, like I paid but this was easier, as they didn't have the unopened game come in with their delivery. I do feel this store done well to rectify the problem, but I am still furious they never told me in the beginning to save another 10 mile round trip, they just put the game in my bag without giving me chance to check it first but anyway it isn't my job to check it, they should of informed me. Due to this incidient, I can only give 2 stars, scoring 1 higher than the Oldham branch because this store rectified the problem "that wasn't in their return policy"

Jabberwocky is a new table top games shop and will open on July 11th. I just wanted to get this…read moreonto Qype to indicate the category accurately because I put it under music, videos and games. I will update this review next week, when I have more information.

There is a good selection of games for Nintendo DS, Nintendo Wii, XBox and Playstation. The shop is…read moresituated on the cresent on the way into the town centre. The prices are very reasonable and even cheaper second hand games. The shop also buy old games for cash or store credit.