The staff is amazing, clean store and organize and neat...the manger Gabriel is a Rock Star always…read morewill to help and knows his customer...thank you guys

This place is super duper swell. One time I was going into to buy some silly old video game but…read morewhen I got inside, there were no videos games. Instead I saw Barney the Dinosaur and The Teletubbies having poopsex and then when they saw me they proceeded to tackle me to the ground and raep my bumbum like hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

This video store has been around for 30 years there well known for selling PlayStation twos…read morePlayStation threes PlayStation fours DS Consol Xbox one all DS games and all PlayStation games they also have other services and they have a store within that is called Computer Fix where you can get your computers fixed at a cheap price and they fix laptops desktops cell phones and and much much more at computer fixed if we can't fix it then it's broke.

They don't never answer the phone that's bad for business I'm trying to get some information and…read moreno one is answering I would like to purchase something

Avoid at all costs. This is the worst store ever. Way too slow, slow enough that I had time to…read moredraft this review while standing in line. They are understaffed on release days and the people working there couldn't care less to move the line. Take my word on this one, you will save more time and energy driving 30 minutes out of the way than going here. Two experiences here and both sucked.

This book store has very limited items for sale. I came during lunch on January, 2024 and the…read moreentire 2nd floor was closed. They didn't honor the alumni discount and customer service was dry. I paid $22 for a daily planner which they usually put on sale every Year during this time. Im not a fan of this location and doubt I will return.

As each year passes since I graduated from Rutgers, the campus just gets nicer and nicer. When I…read morewent there, you just had NJ Books at the corner of University and Bleeker, which was small, cramped, and had long lines because staff had to retrieve your books for you from the back. Now there's this 2-story BN bookstore on Halsey with free WiFi, a whole floor of Rutgers paraphernalia, and stacks where you can get your own books. There are customer service kiosks on both floors, too. It's so much more efficient and nicer in design. Plus, it has beautiful high ceilings (matching the style of the Hahne & Co building in which it is located). Yeah, I'm a little jealous...