These stars are for: 90% super friendly and knowledgable…read morestaff! These guys went above and beyond to help a stranger to the Sydney gaming scene (not a stranger to gaming) feel welcome. 10% the best selection of inventory I've seen so far. (Mind you, I've only been to 3 stores).

Pretty great place if you're looking for a board game - great selection of what you've never heard…read moreof and very likely - whatever it is you're looking for. According to Time Out Sydney, Games Paradise is one of Australia's top 100 games shops, for having the best selection of board games around. I just bought a puzzle for an up and coming flight, and at just $5, the store provides both cheap and fast entertainment, as well as specific and querky high range products - even real life HP potions for mortals over 12! The best part of this shop is the middle aged woman who served us. With some kind of European accent (English, Irish, other, I couldn't be sure), she seems reminds me of the typical Irish lady who we all have living next door and wants to help everyone with everything. Games Paradise Pitt Street is the pace to go for board games, and this lady is the person to go to for advice. If you are walking past it in the street, looking for a board game, bored and looking for fun, or needing a different gift for a friend, Games Paradise is my recommendation.

Gamesmen has always been my favourite go to Gamestore. From getting my first video game console a…read moreNintendo 64 from the Gamesmen in Miranda to moviing around the corner fron the Gamesmen in Penshurst :)! Its family run and operated. The guys in store are always upbeat, happy guys and know gaming in and out!! But what sets this game store aside from EB or JB Hifi is that it has an blast from the past section out the back :)! Anything from the old brick gameboys to the smaller ones, to Atari or Gamecube or my first console the Nintendo 64. Heaps and heaps of games to choose from and the same with the consoles, different colours or all sorts of different year models. If you were ever into gaming in your younger days you got hit these guys up asap .. even just for a browse to reminisce :D For anything in Gaming computer or console or even child hood favourite or new favourite family board/card games this is my go to place and highly recommend it to anyone i know :)!!

From the owner: An Australian, family owned & operated Video Game retailer since 1982, and home of the famous Retro…read moreVideo Games Museum! We specialise in Games, Hardware (Consoles) & Accessories for: - Sony PlayStation, including PS4 , PS3, PS2 and even PlayStation 1 - Xbox 360 or the Original Xbox - Nintendo Wii U and Nintendo Wii - Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo DS - Computer (PC) and Mac - PlayStation Vita and PlayStation Portable (PSP) - Retro Video Games such as Super Nintendo (SNES) , SEGA Mega Drive , Nintendo 64 , Game Boy and more! Not to mention our wide range of Video Game related Clothing & Accessories as well as a selection of Video Game Merchandise, Collectibles & Toys.We also offer in store services such as Video Game & Console Repairs including CD & DVD repairs.

Hello EB Games at midnight…read more You know you're a bit different when you're sitting in an empty shopping mall in the middle of nowhere with about 150 other people from 10pm waiting for the midnight release of Fallout 4. However, the EB Games store out here isn't much different from the EB Games stores around the city. There's games, consoles, PC and console gadgets. Lots of bobble heads and stuffed toys. And like most EB Games activities, very poorly managed. There was a lot of waiting around with numbers, and lines where you were meant to be in numerical order, but then it kind of failed after you got to person 43 - people came in and got numbers at 10pm but then disappeared by release. This confused the staff a wee bit. Apparently there was a draw, but we don't know when or how you competed nor do we know who won and when it was drawn. Apart from that, once release happened things seemed to travel rather smoothly and quickly and we were home before 1am and from what I could gather there were many happy faces at pipboys and lunch boxes and other odds and ends.

I will be talking about my experience in playing Magic the Gathering at the Games Corner…read more The place is small and overcrowded. Some nights you can't even hear what the player opposite you is saying. The staff are very rude. If you have any sort of mental illness, or disagree with them about anything, they don't care. They told me that they have banned people from going there. The shop has the bare minimum of each gaming franchise. My friend and I both wanted to buy the same Commander deck, but they only had one copy. Events usually start late, because the owner refuses to use his computer to enter players names. Everything must be written by hand on a piece of paper, and then entered into a computer. This happened at the last prerelease, making us all wait for half an hour before we could play. I tried to explain to the owner that he could just enter names straight into the computer, but he just said it was his shop and he would do what he wanted. That's the kind of service I'm talking about. If you want to eat before playing you are limited to Indian food, Pizza Hut, or a very bad charcoal chicken joint. The place is miles away from Parramatta Station, taking around 30 minutes to walk there. There are much better places in Parramatta to play cards.

From the owner: The Games Corner at Parramatta is Australia's Discount Games Store…read more The Games Corner aims to be a relaxed, casual gaming environment with a focus on popular trading card games (TCGs) such as Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic:The Gathering, Cardfight!! Vanguard, Final Fantasy, Dragon Ball Super, Force of Will, Weiss Schwarz, and Pokemon. We will provide a comprehensive range of games and toys products, including board games, card games, role playing games, video games, kids games, educational games and pop culture merchandise, at highly reasonable prices, while fostering a positive and friendly gaming community in the Western Sydney area. There will be regular weekly gaming tournaments and events, and customers are given playing spaces in the store at any time during business hours

I went in with a Chromebook in almost perfect condition. they only gave me $20, I go and see that…read morethe same Chromebook I gave them is now selling for $160! terrible service, don't go here, you will be ripped off. (I can't reply to my own review so I have added some more information) I'd like to add they did not take the case or keyboard that came with my Chromebook when I bought it, I still find it highly unfair I was paid less then what the current selling price of my old Chromebook is. it's a joke seriously.

Made me wait 45mins whilst they charged phone as battery was completely dead just to show me it…read moreworked. Terrible customer service and phone ended up being faulty.