easy to get to, great community so you can play new people, and friendly service, they have most of the cards I want when I go, and have cases in all colors to fit my deck's theme. read more

If you like Magic: The Gathering card game this is the place to go in Greenville. Dave has a huge collection of single cards and sells by the pack, box and case as you want or need. \ Huge store with an ungodly ammount of play space, snacks and drinks, the whole 9 yards. (Which if anyone ever wondered goes back to the standard of using 9 yards of fabric to make a kilt, there is your history fact of the day). Tournaments are always running along with release nights, Friday Night Magic and other events. They also sell Pokemon and many other CCG games. It is a little off the beaten path but if you want to play Magic and meet people then it is the place to go in the Upstate. read more

Corner is an awesome shop if you are buillding decks and need singles. This man has an ungodly amount of cards for a shop and will even pull them for you himself. But this is only because he has them all boxed away and you can't look at them to see if there are any others you might grab while youre there. He has tons of older box sets, which he sells for over double the going price that online MTG card stores sell them for. And his single cards are extremly over priced. Which just continues to highlight his hoarding personality. He has tons of everything that a magic player could want, but its not priced to move. On top of that, as far as I've ever seen, and since it is his shop- he's the only person that can ring you up, pull cards, or help with anything behind the glass or on the walls. Yet he will sit and ignore customers who walk in, to continue playing a round of magic, when its not even a tournament night. It's poor customer service. Also, if you want to leave the store at 10pm go ahead and get up at 830 to start heading out the door. The owner is very self indulging and won't give you a simple, thank you so much for coming in! I really appreciate it! Which I think should be done no matter what store you own. Especially with the cash people drop on drafts, FNM, and cards that can get outrageously expensive. Rather, he makes you sit and listen to outlandish stories and talks about himself for hours while you are trying to leave or play. So enjoy your game, because he will coke bother you. Even a stern, I have to go now doesn't shut him up. You literally have to walk out of the facility mid conversation to not be held hostage forever. It's stores like this that push magic players to buy online and not help stores locally. And I'm not the only one who shares these opinions, I have heard the same complaints from tons of others while at another local store and its what pushed me to write this. He needs to learn how to run a business. read more

Great place to play. Always people there to play with and everyone is super helpful. Huge selection of cards. I always have a blast. The tournaments are very well done. read more

Anybody can amass a huge pile of cards. It takes a lot more than that to be "the best in the region" as Corner Magic would have its community believe it is. Corner Magic has many good points. Lots of space. Huge product selection. Fair prices on average. But that's really not useful to anyone when the store isn't open during its posted hours. The owner is a nice enough fellow, knowledgeable and with a good sense of what players want. But he also seems to be somewhat of a control freak. Those employees he does hire are part-timers who are only on the clock when he's there in person. If ever the owner doesn't want to be there, the store is closed with no notice to customers. If he wants to go on vacation, the store's closed with no notice to customers. He needs to hire a manager or two to run the show in his absence, to keep the place open when he says it's going to be open, and to interact with customers via his website and via social networks (which currently is a medium Corner Magic doesn't seem to utilize). He's sitting on a gold mine - but it won't be fully realized until his management and customer service step up to the level of his facility and inventory. read more