Gamemaster is the ultimate place to goto for all card games. Jerry the store owner is a super laid…read moreback guy who wants the best for all his customers. The variety of card games almost seem endless. He does card gatherings weekly with pokemon, l5r, and magic. And if you think you are getting a good price on your boosters/ theme decks think again, jerry has most stores beat on cheapest prices. Are you into comics? There are too many here buy them. What about figurines? Same for that to. Go check out Game Master the next time you want to get a good deal on some cards. Or just want to goto a gathering and meet new people.

First off Jerry is one of the nicest men I have ever met. He has a great selection of pokemon and…read moreno other selection of sealed Magic the Gathering product for miles can match Jerry's impressive collection. This is my go to when looking for rare stuff. Dont pass up an opportunity to stop by and check it out! You won't be disappointed!

I've been passing by this place for a while now without dropping in because I wasn't really sure…read morewhat they had to offer. Entertainmart isn't exactly specific, but finally curiosity got the best of me so I decided to give it a once over. I was impressed with the size of the place for starters. They primarily offer dvd's and video games for sale. It's pretty much used material in these categories, and while the prices on the dvd's are good the prices on the games not so much. Much like Game Stop they do buy used gear, and their used games are just a few bucks less than new. The selection is enormous however. They also have records for sale, plenty of Poke cards, used gaming systems, Funko bobble heads and so on. Not a ton of books though. It's a pretty slick store overall, and the gamer can certainly spend a lot of time in there wandering around. I'm glad I swung by.

EntertainMart is somewhere you can go to get almost any movie you ever thought you wanted. The…read moreprices are very good. They have a section for anime, books, coloring books, music, pop dolls, as well as specialty displays. The last time I was there they also had mystery bags of DVDs you could buy for $20; we scored some interesting historical collections, and kids movies, as well as some more well-known releases. Definitely worth the investment. We took in over 75 DVDs to sell, and they patiently went through each one and gave a great trade-in price. Walked out with over $200 in store credit!

My husband and I went to the Gamestop on Glenstone earlier this evening (12/6/2019) after having…read morecalled around to other Gamestops who wanted to give us the run around on trade-in values. The manager on duty was extremely sweet, and provided us with extremely personable customer service. We then drove from Cassville, MO to Springfield, MO and our trade-in and purchase following was handled by an employee named Angelina who was EXTREMELY nice, went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we needed. It was the best experience I have ever had, personally, at a Gamestop and would 10/10 recommend this gamestop to anyone looking for a high quality customer service experience.

Horrible business practices by selling in demand product at almost DOUBLE the retail prices- mainly…read morecollectible cards. I don't fault the employees, but man, what a scam.

I have used vintage for my comics for three years now. I have a pull list and they are great…read more Nearly everyone knows me by name, they have learned what authors and artists I like. The will even add books to my box if the cover is by a specific artist they know I like. If I don't want the book no pressure to keep it. Occasionally a book or two gets missed but I have 20+ books on my list and everyone makes mistakes.

Waste of time looking for ANY video game, Funko, comic, etc in this store!…read moreThe store prices all items based on the past sales prices on eBay so save your gas and save your time and just buy from eBay. Why would you pay the same price as eBay when eBay will ship the package right to your door? Apart from the price gouging, the store staff was also rude. I don't know why anyone would shop here. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND!

Excellent service, the burgers and fries and the best! The kids have lots to do here, even karaoke…read more This is a hidden gem in Branson.

This is a small nostalgic museum with neat little cafe. They have a few parking spots out front,…read morebut it can get a little tight. We decided to get a quick bite to eat in the cafe before exploring the museum. It is an 80s themed cafe with a full bar with seating, booths and tables. There is also a stage that has Alvin and the chipmunk statues on it. We got some of their pretzel bites and nachos. We also got some of their fun themed adult beverages to wash our apps down. The bartender/waited was awesome. He was very friendly and helpful. He had tons of personality. We then went over to the museum. I think the food in the restaurant and admission was a bit over priced, but it is Branson. The first floor of the museum has classic arcade games that are set to free play, so you can play them as much as you like without having to put in a quarter. There are also some photo ops with Simpsons, E.T., Maverick (Top Gun), Darth Vader, Indiana Jones, and the Terminator statues available. You will find the cashier, a couple of escape rooms and a gift shop (which did not have much) on this floor as well. On the way up the stairs you will come across a Bill and Ted mannequin and a pay phone, which I enjoyed showing my kids. On the second level, which is dimly illuminated, is where the fun happens. You will find more escape rooms up here, a small cosmic miniature golf course, and cool movie theater that plays 80s movies. They were playing Gremlins while I was there and they had Gremlin mannequins in the front row. I went through the hunted house and even though they did not have any live characters, and I knew what was coming, I still found the haunted house to be a bit scary. I may have flinch a bit walking through. The mini golf course glows and has an 80s music theme, with Michael Jackson and Guns and Roses mannequins. Everything except the escape rooms are included with admissions. You will find a bunch of 80s memorabilia around the museum like cabbage path dolls, troll dolls, critters, and a prince guitar. There are also placards throughout the museum that provide information on some of those exhibits. I liked this place. and most people that grew up in the 80s will go through here and reminisce about their childhood. The museum does have a lot crammed into it little space and spills out into the parking lot with a Top Gun jet and a Robo Cop police car. I recommend checking this place out, and suggest you search spots like Groupon to save you a few bucks. They do offer a military discount.

Awesome comic shop. Has a lot of current titles. Majority of the comics are older. Very good…read moreprices, they have 30% off new titles. This places also has a lot of old titles at great prices. Picked up some classic Fantastic Four comics. They have some cool toys and nick nacks. Great place to spend an hour searching for some classic comics

Great selection of back issues, few for current, not many toys…read more This shop has some of that "classic" comic shop feel. Tons of long boxes for back issues that are well organized and spread out on tables throughout the shop's sections. Having grown up with comic shops in the 80's, this was a bit of a throw back. None of the trendy, hipster appeal. Just good ol' comic stuff everywhere. If you're a bargain hunter, this place isn't bad. They had several $1 boxes to loot through. The other back issues are decently priced and you can buy full runs at reasonable costs. The owner has several CGC comics and a few rarities behind the counter. If you were looking for something graded, I would call ahead, as he did not have very many. Speaking of, the shop can ship your comics for CGC grading, and is a little cheaper than doing it from CGC's site. The owner is friendly, talkative, and informative. He was very polite to my wife (who is not a comic nerd and is very quick to judge a place on how they treat her and its appearance). Which leads me to the area, which I usually don't remark on. The store is completely by itself, but is just down the street from Commercial street. After a healthy shopping trip to the comic shop, I like to read my latest finds over lunch or supper. Commercial has a lot of great places to eat OR drop off my wife so I can get uninterrupted nerd time. The largest complaint is that the selection of current issues was extremely limited. I realize this is to keep down costs, but I like variety and often pick up 2-3 titles I don't usually read out of curiosity. There was a display of consul games, and I overheard a customer doing a trade in. Have no clue about the prices or selection. There is no table top gaming supplies nor places to play, so if you are gamer this store is not for you. I will say, this is probably one of the better subscription services I have seen. Signing up for a sub means you get 50% off the back issues (great for me since I like filling in my collection) and a savings stamp card. "Spend X and get Y discount" stamp card. The toys are scattered and sparse. A few current Star Wars, some POP, a few oddities, but that's about it. More of impulse buys than anything else. The store has a counter for MTG and other card games, but limited display. I'm not a card gamer, but I saw several customers buying cards there. The owner had binders of cards for them to riffle through, which I assume from the haggling, were more common cards. In short, a decent comic shop. Not strong in any one dimension, but very balanced across many. I go out of my way to go to this store (mostly as selection in my area is absolutely sparse). Avoid if you are a gamer, but for a comic buyer, this place is pretty good.

I've always tried to support Gamestop with my hardware purchases especially after the marketplace…read morefor games became largely digital. I purchased a psvr2 and tried to return because the controllers are too small for my hands. They only allow 7 days for a return and I was supposed to return it by the 14th and I showed up on the 16th. Yes. I was two days late but I was trying to find a way to use the product even though my hands are too big to reach the buttons. Where you should have bought goodwill with a customer and allowed the return, you lost a customer forever. Good job.

I've never written a review, but while I was with family in Branson, MO for Christmas we decided to…read morestop by their GameStop to spend Christmas money. The only thing that made our experience poor was our cashier. Instead of speaking to us and making us feel welcome, she ignored us and remained unresponsive to our attempts to have a conversation with her. I work in retail myself and understand how sometimes things are busy and we can't be as friendly as we like... - but being totally ignored is just unacceptable. Have never had a bad experience at GameStop until this one, tbh.