Another one of those great second-hand game and video stores…read more This one, as the name of the shop suggests, specialises more in games, everything from your Wii's, PS3's & Xbox 360 to your Nintendo Ds, Gameboy Advance, and even retro PC and console games. They have a small selection of pre-owned consoles and controllers. Be prepared to be looking for quite a while if there is something specific you are after as everything is a little ramshakle The selection of DVD's is ok, with some good boxset and even some VHS's! I know... how very retro!

Long gone it would seem are the days of catapults, tipping cows and throwing eggs. This is the…read moregolden age of digitalisation where games are played not on bicycle around the estate (council not country) but across the Google-sphere - on the games consoles. Whether it's racing cars, building virtual cities or leading teams of commandoes through the Middle East (propaganda anyone?) there's a game for everyone these days. Due to the high expense of many high street retailers, places like Game Scene have set up to provide more affordable, pre-loved numbers - and fair play to them. This shop is absolutely stacked from wall to wall with games for all sorts of consoles and devices. It's not really my forte so I can't specify which ones but judging by the huge array of colour and shape I'm guessing they're pretty well stocked. There's also a really good choice of DVDs to choose from, with some blockbusters for a mere quid or two. Game on.

Visited, got insulted by the man at the desk. He was obnoxious and unhelpful, seemed incredulous…read morethat not everyone uses facebook and that people have to work during the daytime. Would suggest you avoid and look online instead.

Smiths for me is a good place to go for books if I can't find them elsewhere as well as all the…read moreperiodicals you can wish for from computers to fishing and all number of pursuits in between.

WHS has all you would expect to see in a Stationary and Book shop. From the magazines that cover…read moreevery interest from Gaming, to Parenting and kids mags. The book section upstairs is superb and well laid out. Children and adults alike could spend hours browsing the imaginative displays. They have a good selection of Dvds and video games also. The store has a lift at the back which is helpful for pushchairs, along with an escalator.

So good and bad. When I went here they had tons of games crammed in to a small store but you don't…read moreneed big open spaces to find the game you want. Good in the the first person who asked if he could help us, asked me because I was obviously the one looking. Bad because the second person who came to ask us if he could help ignored me who was busy looking at the games and asked my husband. Never even looked at me. Sheesh! Just because I'm a girl does not mean I don't game - I game lots. YES I AM A GEEK AND I'M PROUD!

It is a small store cramming a lot of games into it. The staff are really nice and went out their…read moreway to help me.

A shop where you can trade in your computer games and buy preowned or new ones…read more It seems to be full of a lot of confused mums in there, and a few geeky looking people, as well as the usual. Bargains to be had, or maybe not. It seems the game you are after is not brought back for trade, so it's full price or nothing. They supply games for computers, playstation, nintento and every other style of gaming. Accccessories are stocked too. A bit noisy in here!

Bit of a mad store especially christmas time, cant move in there. But having said thats its due to…read morethem offering good games at reasonable prices though some are abit of a joke, but people pay it so its not their fault. The staff are friendly and have helped me many times ge the right game when I only knew part of the name.. Great store for picking up a good deal for secondhand consoles, they also offer a customers loyalty card so you can save up your points and treat yourself from time to time. Snag is its right near that annoying train crossing so if you get stuck in the crowd waiting for the train once the barriers go up can be quite tricky to get in the shops direction as you are usually pushed away from it..