Good prices and great staff. Spencer helped me out with my order and gave some of the best customer…read moreservice out there. 10/10

Cool atmosphere with great prices. Wide selection of all generations of games. Great attentive…read moreservice and helpful staff. My family can't wait to come back here!

I brought in my original gameboy color from 2001 to be cleaned and have the speaker repaired…read morebecause it didn't work anymore. I also brought three gameboy color games that I love to have the batteries replaced and to get repaired for another issue. Brought them in on a Sunday and had them back home by the following Thursday. It was only $80 to have the batteries replaced in three games, have them cleaned and one of them repaired, and to have my gameboy color fully taken apart and cleaned, AND have a new speaker and screen protector put in. It was a very reasonable price for all the work! My gameboy looked brand new! Highly recommend bringing your older games or consoles here if they are in need of repair. Also has a great selection of hard to find games and gave me a fair trade in rate for the gameboy color games I don't play anymore.

This is honestly where you want to go if you are a *collector* and want that pristine game or…read moreconsole, in-box or otherwise. Prices on games not in-box and are just loose are reasonable at about what market rates are. Decent variety of handheld consoles, most of which are in a rotating case. They will clean the game once they sell it to you, and will even instruct it on how to clean it yourself for the future. They also do repairs for consoles. As the name suggests, this is really anything, and it is clear the people behind the counter are passionate and know a lot about the stuff they are selling. It is a little bit haphazard and there are some sections where stuff is kind of thrown together, but that is the flea market vibe. It is a bit of a trek but if you are looking for a serious video game purchase and want to avoid the Ebay nonsense, you should stop by Booth 31 for a visit.

The store is well organized and clean. Staff are super friendly and helpful. We didn't find…read moreanything this trip but they have plenty of items. From movies to music and novelty items. The cases are locked up so you have to ask for items out.

They recently opened up this location and I havent been disappointed. Everything is very well…read moreorganized and for the most part the staff are nice and attentive. The last time I went in to sell, it did take a few minutes to get an employees attention to check my items in, but it wasn't a super big deal. I'm sure as time goes on and they're able to get more staff on, they'll be just as awesome as the location in Castleton. I'll definitely be back soon. I've been a regular at their other location for a few years and I'm glad to see them expanding (and opening up a place closer to where I live).

I Seriously Loved All The DVD Sections And The Video Game Service…read more And I Bought Some DS GAMES Because Of My Value 10/10

I bought a Wii controller there and after one use it has awful drift and stopped working. Worst $15…read moreever spent and won't return for controllers

I stopped in to inquire about a Playstation 4 console. I had been playing on one at my daughter's…read morehouse for a couple of weeks and enjoyed it. Did you know you can play Monopoly on the PS4? I sure didn't. They had three versions of the console for sale in the store. The regular one, the slim, and the Pro. These are previously owned and refurbished. Pricing was reasonable and I was ready to buy one but I had one question that the employee could not answer. He stated he did not use the PS4. I'm thinking you should so you can become knowledgeable and answer the customer's questions. So I have to do some homework before buying. This location is pretty big for a Game Stop. There is plenty of room to walk around. I'm used to these stores being very cramped with no way to pass by another person in the aisle. This is not a problem at all here. It seems the stores located in the malls are big like this one while the strip shopping centers kinds are the one that are really cramped.

I preordered James Bond First Light from Gamestop almost a month before it came out. We are now 7…read moredays past release date and I still don't have my copy. I was never given a real reason as to why it's still shows In progress. I have called and emailed numerous times and I have been told I have to just wait. my recommendation is DO NOT preorder anything from GameStop, as a matter of fact I would try to find a different game store altogether. I know I learned my lesson, no more GameStop.

If you are looking for somewhere on the west side of Indy to game this is a great source. They have…read moresnacks, several tables, and can order what you are looking for if they don't have it in stock. Support this local business and their friendly staff.

Drop in to play a Draft today and had a great time…read more The staff was awesome and helpful. The regulars were open and welcoming. This place has everything thing you could want I. A local gaming store. They have a nice big gaming area and tournament areas. There was a lot of stuff going on and looking forward to my next visit! I would recommend this place to anyone in the Avon area. Their calendar has stuff happening everyday!

I have been coming here since going to school at IU to stock up on cheap affordable IU gear! Prices…read moreon T-shirts and Crewneck sweaters can't be beat and they are all mostly Gildan brand! Now the music section has shrunk to an almost abysmal size since college but the clothing never disappoints!

As a gentleman of masculine pastimes, whenever i go to a new town I immediately begin gambling. I…read moreused a search assistant feature on my new model mobile phone to find Tracks, which I assumed was the town's horse racetrack. I had a hard time finding a place to park, due to the abundance of vehicles already taking up all of the spots. I drove for over an hour looking for a place to park. I eventually drove back to my home in Indianapolis, Indiana and took an Uber to Tracks. It was a long drive, but I gave the nice driver some very enlightening life advice as a tip. He was receptive, grateful and kissed my hand as I exited the vehicle. When I walked into Tracks for the first time, I knew I was in the wrong place. So I walked out the door and entered again. The second time, I knew I was still in the wrong place. I decided to ask some people in the shirt section what was going on and why there were no horses in here. No cashiers. No tickets littering the floors. They seemed genuinely confused, and offered me nosatisfying answer. I noticed a tall gentleman working behind the counter and thought "finally!, a guy who knows what's going on!". To the best of my recollection this was our conversation: "Hello, sir, I enjoy your location but dislike the parking options, could you point me to the horses" "Sorry about the parking it can be bad on the weekends. What horses do you mean?" "The racehorses, the ponies, where is the TRACK?" "Sir, we are a record store and sell IU merchandise, I think you might have us confused with someone else." "of course not, I knew all along" In an attempt to play off my blunder, I shimmied to the shelves containing large circular music. I browsed through their selection not knowing what to do next. My car was in Indianapolis, I spent all of my money on a Uber, and now I am pretending to want to buy circular music. When they weren't looking I did a military crawl out of the door. I am sure it is a good place if you want circular music or IU merchandise.