I was here with my two friends for one of there birthdays and I must say the food was great, I…read moredidn't play a lot of games because I was to busy talking to the very friendly staff and enjoying the atmosphere

From the owner: Instant Ramen. Retro gaming. Where else can you find these two combined with such ferocity?read more

On the whole, I like Glasgow Airport. It's a decent size but not ridiculous (e.g. no train trips…read morebetween terminals), has some good selections and the staff even tend to be quite nice. But then there's weird parts of it which are like a flashback to the 80s - like Game Zone. This Game Zone is located by the arrivals gates, opposite Tesco and Starbucks. I can't say that it even looks appealing but I went in for a wander anyway. It's clean, it's tidy and the machines all look like they're at least 20 years old. Relive your youth with a game of table air hockey or Sega Rally. There's also those claw toy machine games too. There's also a change machine for when you want to spend big, with an unfriendly sign saying its for customers of Game Zone only. Welcoming!

Is this the 90s, or is that just a NES I see in the window?…read more It is in fact still 2010, but Gamesmasters have managed to acquire a NES in pristine condition. Haven't seen one of those since I was five, and since retro gaming has come back in a major way, some priveleged person will make good use of this machine. Gamesmasters really was like going back to gaming stores of the 90s. It has some of the most obscure offerings from PS1, SNES, Sega Saturn and the N64 to name but a few, all for around a fiver. It had the biggest collection of old rarities I've seen since they were the cutting edge technology. Some of the SNES games were still in their boxes, not looking 20+ years old in the least. I used to be a big gamer back in the days where I was a quiet, reserved young lady, but I've got to admit I haven't moved with the times. Places like this really excite me because I get nostalgic and they appeal to the platform, 2D level of gaming I'm still stuck at. But for people who have moved on to those new fangled Call of Duty, Assassin's Creed type dealios, they also have a lot of reaosnably priced second hand copies for the PS3, XBox and Wii. Absolutely rammed with games from the past 3 dacadees, this place is immensely resourceful, cheap and packed full of rare finds. I will be going back for Castlevania 2 and might get my beau to train me on the joys of those PS3 crazy games. Amazing!

Whilst many commentators will slag off Leith Walk due to the amount of drug addicts, thieves and…read morenon-university educated people about, I actually quite like it. It's good to see a thriving, bustling working class area still keep it's identity and avoid becoming either a gentrified shadow of it's former self or a boarded-up ghost town. And it's only on streets like this that Games Master could exist. Compared to the shockingly low trade-in prices you'll get offered at the big stores, you can come out of here with some of the best geekery related bargains in town if you're lucky. Still no import games though, which is a shiter.

Firstly, let me explain what this place is. You walk in and see a lovely little café, with cakes…read moreetc and tables looking out. Then behind that are grown men and children meticulously painting war tanks, soldiers and other battle figurines. Say what? Yes, this is the place where you can get your warhammer on. Next to the 'war tables' (Is it clear yet that I don't play?) is the shop section where you can buy the paint and more soldiers, trees, cannons, etc. Now, what was I doing here again? Oh yes, the coffee is VERY GOOD and SUPER CHEAP! This is by far the nicest cheapest coffee you're going to get in Edinburgh. And the cakes are great and cheap too. After finishing our coffee, me and my boyfriend had a peruse through the shop bit, looking for the lost boardgame (we do love boardgames), but alas, it was all wargames and related type stuff! You might now think, why is she adding and reviewing this place?... it was some really great coffee guys!! And what's more, the atmosphere in the place seemed amazing, so I would recommend this to all my friends who play warhammer or are interested in starting it.

From the owner: offering discount wargames 6s2hit.com can save you 25% on most tabletop games miniatures rules and…read moreterrain kits. also providing space to play your games and run events, committing to offering the best in prize support.

I like Game as a company. They seem to hire staff who enjoy the products the sell, and it comes…read moreacross very well indeed. Game in Braehead is no different from any other branch as far as general layout, pricing and facilities go. Also, and the best bit, those great staff are there as well. Always attentive, always offering help while not appearing nosy or annoying. As well as generally being well-informed on new released, they offer their *opinions* on the older ones. If they don't know a game or system, they'll ask one of the other staff who do. You're a gamer walking into a store and talking to other gamers. They're also not bad with the non-gaming crowd, so if you're buying for someone else and you don't know your PS3 from a Wii-U then as long as you try your best, they'll give good information. And as long as it's unopened, they'll swap it out for the *right* version if you've got it wrong!

This little shop on the corner seems to get busy at the least significant game release event…read more It is long with the games stacked along the walls, used stuff at the back. Don't worry about the lines, unlike a lot of places that get freaked with lines, these guys handle long line really well. They have folks wandering up and down pre-picking your game out of the locked cabinets before you get to the till. You will get in and out faster than you think. Considering the scummy places that can sell computer games - "Hey, all of our used games are now cleaned of all blood and tears" This place comes across as fairly respectable. Although I would like them to stop asking me to bring in used games, pre-order stuff. Excuse me, I am at the till due to need to buy something not be interrogated by someone who works at a game store. If you buy your games here - you will not walk away thinking you need a bath (physically or spiritually).

Great selection of all game formats, friendly staff. Famous…read morefor its Kane and Lynch tickling stick scene lol! Only downside is some of the pricing is a bit strange considering the other shops nearby selling similar items and cheaper prices. Keep up with the competition Games Centre - get your prices in check!

Good store, recently moved into this shop from teh indoor market where they had traded for years…read more Well layed out with each section clearly marked. Huge selection of traded in games and consoles at reasonable prices. It pays to shop around though and as one of Kilmarnocks 3 dedicated games stores its always the first i visit

If Comic Book Guy from The Simpsons was real, he would work in here…read more I don't read comics, but I know enough to know there's a genuinely good selection on the go in here. I go to pick up obscure gifts for people and generally let me jaw drop at some of toys and games in here. There's alot of that in here, just looking around and such. Given the recent trend for superhero movies, there appears to be enough of an appeal for places like this to survive. And I'm all for it.

Brightening up the area behind Argyle Street with its bright yellow exterior, is the quirky A1…read moreComics which sells, you guessed it, lots and lots of comics. It has the latest imports as well as back issues and the knowledgeable staff go out of their way to help you. Like its sister store Static Games, my brother is a regular customer and chats about the guys here by their first names. I was once with him when he popped in & they chatted like old friends that even I, a comic novice, felt totally welcome and was in awe of their geeky knowledge. A fun place.

CeX Clydebank Glasgow AVOID AVOID AVOID, My daughter bought me a phone as an upgrade present, not…read morerealising that I had upgraded months earlier, took it back to the branch and asked if I could exchange it and add cash to buy something else in store. The female manageress claimed I had left it too long to contact them. I explained that this was the first day I was able to drive due to recovering from surgery, but I had phoned the number given for their branch. only to have a recorded message informing me that I had to contact the branch online or via Facebook. I showed the manageress the Facebook message I had sent that I had sent a week after receiving the phone. The manageress claimed the message wasnt answered because the company had nothing to do with their Facebook or the online number given, and offered a third of the original purchase price despite the phone being unused, refused to give her name, the area manager's name or the managing director's name. Which is David Butler email: dbutler@webuy.com, mobile +447920866454, should anyone else wish to highlight the shocking level of customer service to their M.D

So I came to cex expecting an ok conditon game but I got a broken one. When I put it in my ps4 it…read moresaid this disc is corrupted! I mean come on this means that they dont even test traded in games this shop is really careless I paid 28.00£ for nothing basically. Come on CEX get your SH*T TOGETHER im really suprised any one shops at this place 2 out of 10.