My review is for the Bayshore location…read more So much potential, but horrible customer service. No one greets you or ask if you have any questions. Walked around the store for 10 minutes. Passed two employees on the phone. I am an avid collector and will spend my money where i am not welcomed. Sad, opportunity missed

Purchased Wii sports as a gift. The guy let me pick which copy as they had a stack in hand. The…read moreleast scratched was still a little dinged but I've had worse work for sure! When we gave the gift to our friend we cracked it open to play it and the Wii would not read it no matter what we tried. This was not an error on the console's part as our copy and other games were readable. I do not feel these guys are willing to exchange them as they uphold their policy of no returns or exchanges but they advertise that they test the product as well. I'm not a fan and I wouldn't be back. It's just a shame they are the sole retro game spot for long island and NY.

Sometimes I really don't wanna review the places that I want to keep secret to myself! About once a…read moremonth I visit retro games to see if they have any new stock on DVDs, blue rays, VHS. They have a really good selection. I have found some amazing movies from nostalgia and I don't even have a VHS or a Blu-ray player and I will buy the movie anyway! Because I have a collection addiction. they often have a decent crowd looking for video games. they also have some toys like Barbies and I think I saw my little ponies as well. They are located on the upper floor of what I believe is the Tri-County mall? Which is a nostalgic site to see all on its own so dedicate some time if you want to trip down memory lane.

Went here with family around an hour before they were supposed to close. Unfortunately the owner…read morewas there and decided to close early. He could not have been more nasty and rude. Muttering under his breath about customers while they're in the store. Between myself and my family just last week dropped $100.00 Never again will I go there. There's no reason anyone should go there only to be spoken to by anyone. Stay far away from this place.

I'm only really here for the movie collections (bring back physical media!) so I can't really…read morecomment on the manga, book, or music selections although it seems those sections are just as popular. They do buy items but I myself haven't sold anything to them. They have a generous two week policy to check the discs to make sure they work. I go between here and the city location often to see what's in stock. The employees are kind, welcoming, and knowledgable. I've often called to ask about stock questions and they're always quick to help. I do occasionally check the children's section because my dream is to have the old Sweet Valley books of my youth, but the YA section is I'd say from 2010 on. There's a large lot with plenty of parking.

I had a ton of books that I was trying to sell and while most places didn't want them, Book Off…read morebought some. If I had 200 books they bought just under 100. No- they didn't pay a lot, about 40-50 cents. Of course I wish I got more, but I was trying to sell many quickly and they helped. Every time I go in, they're helpful and courteous. They were VERY fast with getting me a quote. It was usually an hour to scan a few hundred books and give me a quote.

Wow the nostalgia effect that shot out of my poors like super saiyan aura when I stepped in here…read morewas definitley over 9000. I walked into the mall with my nephew looking to go to target and we happened to walk past this place that I never knew existed before. Obviously my nephew shot right into the store seeing all the cool electronics and gadgets. As I followed him in and my eyes wandered here and there at all the vintage and classics of video games history and revolution, I gasped in awe of this amazing sight. This place had everything, from caleco to modern gaming. Standing in this place felt like a museum more that a store. Walking down the left side wall and seeing as you stroll by consoles from the 80s and 90s and onward left me envisioning myself as a toddler to pre-teen to young adult. What a feeling it was. It had a feel that gamestop never had not since its early days or its first fruits. I remember being a kid all the way back when funco land was around and how much joy those days were. Times were so different then.... Seeing my nephew run up and down the aisles with nothing but joy at everything around him left me seeing my childlike self and the youthful carefree days when being a kid was all the responsibilty I had to worry about........Days gone by......(moment of silence). In addition to the consoles they had the old gaming magazines like game informer and nintendo power. I rememver waiting every month in the mail for the new nintendo power arrive and bothering my mom to pay for the new subscription lol. I had a conversation with an employee here named Brandon who was awesome by the way. He was very knowledgeable about the products and it was really cool that he was interested in talking gaming glory days with me for the 3 to 4 minutes we spoke. The prices for the old consoles seemed to range from $100-$300 (depending on what your looking for. Im not really familiar with the prices these days so if your a vintage gamer I woulf definitely take a trip here and take a look. They also do trade in's which is awesome if you want to get rid of some old games collecting dust. All in all if your a gamer id definitley recommened checking this place out. If your a little older like i am looking to re-live your glory days locking yourself in your room for days eating a bag of potatoes trying to beat contra on the NES then come on down too. (Sorry ladies try not to kill him lol).

Took a few visits here before I began to write my review for the place after getting enough in…read morestore credit to acquire my newly bought PS5. The service from the workers are top notch and they're friendly which sets in a wonderful vibe of the place. Business transactions aside, the collection of games they have here are massive. You might be able to find what you're looking for in a matter of minutes. I just love independently owned game stores like this because they are their own community and doesn't feel cold and corporate like you'd normally feel in gamestop. Definitely worth it.

They are very nice people and it really lives up to its name for being retro. They have consoles…read moreand games from the 90's and beautifully chopped plushie. Will definitely come again!

My husband brought a total of 38 cards today to trade in for cash. After looking at the price of 13…read morecards on TCG is when he asked if it was going to be cash or store credit. My husband is looking to put a down payment for a car so we need the cash. All of the cards together on TCG, the value is $450. After just looking at the 14 cards he looked at (which is a value on TCG of $130) he gave him an offer of $14 in cash. (A 1% value back) Anyone who knows yugioh would have been furious and you should be furious reading this. Not only did this guy take up my husband time, but that's so damn disrespectful. Not cool.

I'd been to the Digital Press Videogames location in Clifton, which is awesome, and only discovered…read morethis location because my kid spotted it when we happened to drive past it. Vowing to return after our event, I brought two of my kids and one of their friends, and we all geeked out over the selection of vintage and used video games for practically every system released since the advent of the Atari 2600. The staff was super helpful in answering questions about legacy systems. There were plenty of amazing values on games from ColecoVision and original NES through the Xbox Series X and Nintendo Switch 2 and everything in between. The coin-operated arcade games and pinball machines, with a few free options, were also a blast. Digital Press is an absolute treasure.

I am always in favor of independent game stores still out there buying and selling preowned games…read moreand not affiliated with GameStop. This I believe is the second location of the two Digital Press Videogame shops, if you're a gamer, you feel at home walking in. There are games and accessories from nearly every generation so if you're a collector and want to lay eyes on what you're looking for as opposed to online, it's a necessity to come here. There are operation arcade machines here from 80's to 90's including a few pinball machines. The counter has employees who of course are gamers and what game store wouldn't be complete without regulars who hang around and talk about games as well. As I browsed around the store I was taken back through all the generations which was a good feeling, knowing that stores like this still exist. I could go on about why DPV is a great store, but I'll go over my experience on my latest visit. I went to unload a few games I had no use for anymore and could not sell them alternatively on C-list and the like so I came here. I got a better amount than I thought both cash and store credit (store credit of course being a bit more). Again, if you're a gamer or someone looking for games from yester-year and want to avoid online, try here.

I was happy to find the store a few years back even more extatic when I moved in the neighborhood…read moreand he became my local Lgs(local gaming store) most the crowd is mature but all ages are welcomed as most people are ready to assist you in your nerdy gaming aventures. Does more product then you can wish for ,the crowd is very diverse. If you think your nerdy , weird or too cool you'll fit right in

Sure the store has a lot of collectibles but I must warn customers that they are not welcoming at…read moreall, they also don't let u you Touch, feel and overall get a good look at cards you may want to buy. Definitely got a racial profiling vibe from the guy SMH

I was going down to Long Island. I remembered my friend Glenn told me all about this record store…read more It was in Mineola not far away from where I was going to Manhasset New York. Hard to get parking on the street in front of the record store. There's a few spots, but I went around to a parking lot around back behind where the hardware store in diner are. I went and it was pretty busy even on a Tuesday at around 1:15 PM. I was impressed how well organized the store was clean looking too. One of the employees notice me and said "may I help you" I said I was just looking around. I see how it's organized with the CDs and DVDs. He said in the back of the vintage records and cassettes . Everything was laid out very nicely and organized well. Lots and lots of DVDs Blu-ray discs lots and lots of CDs. Many many records as well. Prices looked great on the DVDs. Somewhere $.99 dollar $.99 $2.99 TV box sets also inexpensive. Very good prices on The Records as well. CDs as well but I didn't look at too many of them. I really wanted to check out the cassette section. They had two big sections of cassettes both of them. You had to ask one of the employees to open up the sliding doors. Except for one section with folk cassettes, and some Grateful Dead live cassettes. Immediately picked out about 10 folk cassettes . Pete seger Bonnie Raitt. The letterman, etc.. I went up to the front and told the guy to please unlock the cassette area. Lots of rock and pop from A-to-Z. Most prices were $.99 $1.99. $2.99 $3.99. Some more hard to get ones were $4.99 $6.99. Anyway, I picked up well over 30 tapes. Definitely some I haven't seen before on cassette others. I wanted to get, but were a little pricey in other stores. I told the guy was ready at the front and he came back to lock the area where all the cassettes were. He said wow you got quite a collection of tapes there. He helped carry up a bunch of them. I left them at the counter for them to start pricing. They said thank you for helping clear out some of the cassettes. Maybe not that many people get cassettes anymore. But I still have a cassette deck in my Lincoln town car. As well as a nice couple of boxes, walkmans and a nice tape deck for my stereo system hi-fi system Lots of good CDs. I looked at while they were checking out the tapes The employees were very friendly. I talked to them as they were finishing ringing up the tapes they gave me a punchcard and I got five punches. They told me the stores been there for 40+ years. I'll have to go back and look through the CDs and DVDs next time I go down there. I would definitely recommend this record store. Everything is clean, not dusty or musty laid out very nicely and clearly. There are fantastic deals here. Be careful you might spend too much money and go home with a load of stuff.

Fun, eclectic mix of vintage cds, dvds, vinyls, classic electronics, such as DVD players, stereos,…read moreand the like. You can get lost in enjoying the nostalgia of it all all day long. The owner plays a good mix of music to keep you feening for yesteryear. Bring any Classics you may have around and see what you can get. Can easily make a new friend and bond with those who have come to enjoy erstwhile. It's a but cramped and crammed with stuff but that's part of its charm.

On Sunday we went out in search of card sleeves for our sons new Pokémon cards (he's 5 and just…read morestarting to get interested in the game). We originally went over to Doc D's Trading Cards, not realizing he sold mainly sports cards. He directed us to The Comic Book Depot, which we thought was really nice as it was clear we weren't sure what exactly we were looking for and he had plenty of sleeves he could have easily just sold us without a second thought. We went to comic book Depot and it was packed. Since we didn't plan on going there, we didn't realize an event was going on and we walked in right about 20 minutes before a Pokémon Event was beginning so all of the employees were very busy getting everyone checked in and set up. Despite that we only waited about 5 minutes before we were assisted, and the guys who helped us were absolutely great. They sell a bunch of single cards for $1 or 5 cards for $4, and then have some more in a display. They were great at helping out a little very excited boy work on building his deck. We'll definitely be going back

i brought in a few cards with my son from hidden fates(2021) told me the stuff he had was worth 5…read morebucks checked when i went home all of the stuff i gave him was worth $1000 fuck whoever did that to me bc my kid fell for it and i don't do pokemon it was only until my brother in law told me that they were more that he gave us fuck the person in the red shirt with reddish blond hair and beard who "helped" us at 6:21 on Tuesday April 7 2026 fuck u but although the last time i came there there was a different guy who was very kind and helpful that actually told Us real pokemon card facts that could help us

Nostalgia and all kind of good memories hit you from the moment you enter this amazing magical…read moreplace,

The new location is beautifully done. They have such a fun store. Gaming and arcade stations set…read moreup, a terrific selection of video games across multiple platforms, laser discs, vhs, vintage dvds, never opened vintage toys, comic books. It's such a fun throw back experience. The staff is very friendly and helpful, bordering on superlative (with the exception of one grumpy man, you know who you are). Great place for fans of all ages. Definitely a place I like to stop by once a week and look forward to the new things they're always putting out.