Stopped here recently while on Vacation in Derby. I grew up here but have lived in the USA for…read morealmost 20 years and as such jumped at the chance to check out some retro goodness. I could have spent an hour in here. There were items I haven't seen since my teens and even though I don't currently own a ZX Spectrum I still bought a couple of games to display. Really nice owner and enjoyed chatting with her. Glad to see they've found a suitable new home and I encourage anyone over the age of 40 to spend some of your hard earned cash in here

Amazing stall , loads of games & consoles for everything I ever owned - snes , nes , Atari , Sega ,…read moreNeo Geo. Lots of boxed stuff too. Great place.

Stop by this small yet packed video game store that is filled with all kinds of consoles,…read morecontrollers, games, and even merch. Nintendo 64 was our first gaming console, so it was quite nostalgic to see everything from our childhood.

A fairly new and modern Game store and one of the increasing number of branches which don't fit…read moreinto the old stereotype of Game / Gamestation stores (after the merger the stores used to obviously look like their old store while still being in the newly merged brand), in a fairly good location towards the end of Sheffield The Moor, close to the market and Iceland Frozen Foods. The store has a decent selection but for me the aisles were slightly narrow and the space could have been utilised better - the screens and consoles were there to be on demo but they were turned off and not in use - there was nothing to suggest it was faulty, for me they were probably trying to just save on electricity. The selection in most areas was okay, even for mobile phones (somehow despite Game being one of the worst retailers to trade in your old phone too - see my previous review of their Brighton store for more information) A-OK sums it up so I feel three-stars is fair, but pretty much average. Better than the Meadowhall store and not a bad location for Sheffield anyway.

This is a very small store but it often has some great bargains that cannot be found in other…read moreplaces. If you are looking for a particular game then this is probably not the right store for you but if you are looking for a general bargain than it is definately worth checking out. Whenever we have been in the staff have been really helpful if we have needed to find something or needed help. The store stocks new and second hand games.

The big reason to go to Playtime is their policy of buying PC games. They offer a small selection…read moreand their newer game prices and bundles are nowhere near as good as Game. But the value of trade-ins are slightly better. The store staff are not very helpful. I would not recommend this store unless you want to trade in old PC games.

Really great shop and fantastic service. Just bought a used Xbox One S at a brilliant…read moreprice...lovely and clean and even came with a controller. Will definitely come here again and would be happy to recommend to family and friends. Apparently they buy too which is useful to bear in mind.

friendly shop owner who gave me a discount on my comics :) there's a large selection of retro games…read moreand consoles especially xbox 360 and ps2/3. there's also a few funko sans other merch, and recently they have started selling lots and lots of warhammer. they also sell trading cards like pokemon and yugi oh

CEX, the store of a lifetime and the business is as good as it gets, working there would be the…read morebest thing that could possibly happen :]

TradeMeIn is one of the few, independent stores which buy and sell games, mobile phones and tech…read moreitems, it's most similar rivals include CeX and Game, both of which have stores nearby, for me this store is much more modern and vibrant than other trade-in retailers with a blue theme, it just felt clean and modern inside which you generally don't get with CeX. The location is in Leeds centre, although being in St John's it is a little isolated and doesn't get the footfall which the main city centre and the likes of The Trinity does. The quotes here for trading in items seems rather generous, although for my phone I had been quoted higher from both Mazuma Mobile and Music Magpie, the quote I was given was much higher than any mobile phone networks recycle scheme and their nearest competitors, Game and CEX. The store was a little small, so the selection could have been better. There was a large selection of more older games and DVD's compared too new-ones. I don't like their website, it makes it rather difficult to set up an order and the database just doesn't work online, for example, if you searched for an iPhone it would come up starting with 3GS first, with around 20+ pages, and if you search the iPhone name and model exactly, it doesn't come up so this filtering system just isn't working and needs work, to improve the customer experience before coming into the store. With trade-in prices on average better than its closest rivals, yet not the best overall and a good store feel which is how a trade-in store should be, of course, it can improve based on making sure it is easier to get a quote, and perhaps the size of the store and location to a certain extent, it still is a slightly above average store in general and anything less than a three-star rating would surely be an insult for a store which I see high potential in to be upgraded in the future.