Tried to sell 2 figures to them both combined was around 150$ which was shown last sold online,…read morethey were only offering store credit and was only going to give me 60 dollars for both figures which is less than 40%!!! Most other business give 60% towards store credit so stay away from Retro loot if u have trade ins u will lose money!!

This has become my 10-year-old son's favorite retro store. We have visited about 10 times since…read morediscovering it this past summer. It has very good pricing and a great selection of games and consoles. Consoles generally range from the Atari VCS (2600) to seventh generation (360, DS, Wii, PS3). Consoles come with one controller and the attachments needed to hook the system up to a TV. The console software is pretty extensive, starting with the NES and running up through 7th gen. Most of the handheld is Gameboy and DS. Once again, their selection is rather well rounded. Some of the more premium titles are located in the display case back by the register. There are also some rare curiosities in the collection that were pleasant surprises ( I never expected to see a full catalog of Virtual Boy software on display anywhere ). Something to be aware of is that any retro purchases can sometimes not work out. We have had one GBA cart and an XBOX cd fail to start when trying out the software at home. The store has a very generous return policy. I believe as long as you bring back the title within 10, they will accept returns and exchanges. The staff is very friendly and will always try to help out. In our cases, the store gave us a direct exchange on the scratched XBOX disc after trying to repair it instore, and a full refund for the GBA game. The store also has other typical collections (Trading Card Games, Funko Pops and other figurines). These are not my area of expertise, so I can't comment on the selection or prices. Several arcade machines are set on free-to-play mode at the store entrance to round out the experience. If vintage video games are your thing, then Retro Loot is definitely worth checking out.

I would not recommend doing business here. Bad prices for systems and games . I do not like the…read morehypocrisy of this place .

I went in on two separate occasions looking for a gaming system and games for my son. The first…read moretime I went in with my ten year old and the employee said the next time he'd be saving whatever trade came in for himself first and not putting it out at all. My child left heartbroken that there wasn't even a chance to get one of these systems. When I returned without my son two weeks later (after eventually finding the system somewhere else) , I was told they had nothing for me. Without even knowing what I was looking for or what games my child would like, they made a judgement on me. They in fact did have a game I was willing to purchase for $60 and they told me I could not buy it. We have 7 different game systems we shop for. I will not be back to this store. There are better locally owned businesses who sell used video games and systems to spend your money at.

Saw this place as a suggested stop via yelp and decided to stop by. Being nerds and collectors…read moreourselves, its nice to see things outside conventions and local that we can stop by and check out. First, its a little confusing where this is. It's located INSIDE of State Theater Vintage Emporium, which is an adventure in itself. Walk in the doors, go up the stairs and its the first "big" fixture/box shop on the left. They carried everything and anything anime and Japanese from plush, figures, cards/card games to even straight from Japan video games and trinkets for Ita Bags. They even had some Pocky, Ramune and other Japanese snacks for purchase. I think we saw the owner restocking as we perused and he was very personable mentioning he could answer any questions we had. Prices were in line/if not better than ones I see at conventions and online. Overall a great place to stop if you're in the market for current or vintage Japanese goods.

Beware of this guys business practices whether it's at his store or if you see his eye sore of a…read morevending display at shows around the DMV. You'll know it's him when you see mountains of overpriced product and cards scattered around with very little attention to detail. He's by far the most scummy and self-righteous person I have come across during my Pokemon collecting journey. He's too lazy to accurately price his cards so instead he uses zero organization skills to place cards worth less than $2 each across various binders at absurd prices of $4 or even $8 per card. Don't worry he'll cut you a deal if you buy 3 for $20. What a steal! Avoid this guy at all costs. You can find better priced and higher quality product from virtually anywhere else.

Shopping in an actual store, especially for physical-disk video games, seems like such a thing of…read morethe past. After all, you can download games directly now with your game consoles, and if you really want a physical disc, you can just use Amazon and it's on your doorstep in two days or less. The GameStop in Carlisle, however, reminds me why these places were such awesome parts of my childhood and why I hope they never disappear. The employees here are awesome. Every time I come here, they talk to me about games - and they don't try to push stuff down my throat - they ask what I'm playing or what games I've enjoyed playing before. We laugh about games that we all enjoyed; we grumble about games that were underwhelming; we bicker about games we disagree about. It's like hanging out with your friends, except they know video games in a professional way (and not just a "I play Halo and can tell you every characters name"). They run "buy two get one free" deals (and deals like it) often, so if you're looking to stock up for a school break, or just to add some spice to your gaming library (trust me, I'd play the Mass Effect series every day too), stop in and talk to the folks at GameStop. They'll give you honest feedback ("you probably won't like that" or "it wasn't that good" are answers I actually get from these folks), and I've been pleasantly surprised by their recommendations. Check out Carlisle GameStop and get your game fix on today!

After checking out the card store, we saw a game store on the other side of the building. Since we…read morehad already parked we decided to check it out. Entrance is a little tricky to get too so park on the side near the card store and walk around to the front of the building. Upon entering we were greeted with a HUGE selection of games, everything from NES to current Xbox, PS5 and Switch. Even had some cabinet games you could try out. Behind the counter they had some harder to find titles and some tables between rows was like a mini nerd yard sale with figures, books, crafts, etc. Husband picked up a gunpla model kit from 1980s, I got pokemon pinball for my game boy and some DS games I had been looking for. Price wise was about what I expected for what I got, seemed about middle of the road. On the left side of the building is a DVD section and fairly expansive comic book selection. Husband looked over what they had but nothing really stood out, we mostly came for the retro games. Guy behind the counter was super helpful and friendly, answering any questions we had about their stock and condition of the games. If we're in the area I plan on stopping back in and seeing what new stock they have on hand.

Good sales on games and love their store how they have it nice and organizing and cleanread more

If you love getting lowballed come here. Meaning if you bring something worth value and are okay…read morewith losing money come here. I stopped coming here when I saw them legitimately offer someone 2$ for a game that they went ahead and resold for 250$. They are liars, don't tell me it's business, I know business and selling mystery boxes filled with your leftover trash is not how you run business. Do not come here ever. Genuinely disgusting business ethic.

Good selection. I really like this store. Lots of old games and systems, Pokemon cards, DVD's,…read morerecords, etc. They even had a few comic books. Prices are pretty reasonable and you can possibly get lower prices if you're buying more items. Service is good but it can get busy at times and usually only one or two people working.

If you are a collector of comics, Funko Pops, anime, or the like. this may be the place for you…read more We came on a trip specifically to visit Collectors Corner and we were impressed. They had a large store with clearly labeled although crowded, aisles of comic, anime, cartoon, manga, clothing, and other items. This store is clearly a comic book lovers dream with a library of new and vintage ones that were for sale. They even had a basement area filled with comic books to purchase in bulk and video games to play. All in all, if you are looking for a specific comic book, manga merch, anime merch, Funko Pops and the like to add to your collection, this store is a must visit.

Went to this spot for the Neopets 25th Anniversary event, and was pleased with the items here…read more There's plenty of parking in the back lot, street parking, and this place is also 2 floors! My friend and I were super excited to purchase a few items from here, and there's plenty of things for readers, collectors, and those who like cool things. There's a wide range of items here, ranging from manga, comics, vintage items, funko pops, plushies, blind boxes, snacks, and more. Come check it out!

I purchased an item online. The order never shipped out and I sent 3 emails and not one reply…read more Around 2 weeks later the order was cancelled by them and I still don't see a refund yet. Terrible customer service. ​

This is my childhood memory spot to visit. I love walking in and seeing all the retro video games.read more