The staff was very helpful and there were a lot of things that caught my eye. Games, systems,…read moregifts, etc. I would recommend this place even if you aren't sure what you're looking for.

A great store with a great selection. They had some hard to find switch games we were looking for,…read moreso I am so happy we game up to Austin and visited. I enjoyed walking through the game console display with my kids. Great service from the employees too. Very knowledgeable and super helpful, let alone fun to talk to. A great place to visit if you was looking for anyone old or new, for yourself or a kid/teen. Good prices on top of all of that too.

experience was disappointing. Many of the Pokémon products sold here are standard retail items --…read morethe same ones found at stores like Target or Walmart -- but the markups are extremely high. I understand resale and small business pricing, but these prices felt unreasonable and not collector-friendly. I walked in expecting a place that supports the community: fair pricing, unique items, or at least a welcoming vibe. Instead, it felt like the focus was mainly on squeezing profit out of every product, rather than creating a good experience for customers or collectors. If you're looking to spend your money wisely, I'd recommend checking other local shops or retail stores first. You'll likely find the same products for a much better price -- and save yourself the frustration

I did a big purchase here. The whole team was amazing. They're very trustworthy. I'm excited to go…read moreback to this place. They have a lot of different type of trading cards Pokémon, yugioh, and many others. As well as anime stuff. They also host many events which can found on their instagram for trading card games and table top games. You can pre-order cards and packs through them as well. 10/10 service

Traded in some games and a Nintendo Wii yesterday. Bradley was very helpful through the entire…read moreprocess. 10/10 would recommend

Purchased a new console that unfortunately didn't work right. Bradley and Aiden went out of their…read moreway to make the exchange easier for me. Fun shop, tons of weird stuff.

Game over Videogames is your one stop shop for all things vintage and current. Im always impressed…read morewith what they collect during the week and what they have available on display. They have a nice selection and they also have brand new games as well. The store is neat and set up perfectly and the staff is knowledgeable and friendly always looking to assist you.

They were very helpful in fixing my Xbox controller. They also had a cool selection of vintage…read morevideo game cartridges

Killing time while we wait to be seated at the Cheesecake Factory'. 50 minute wait...sigh. My…read morebrother asked me to look for a controller for his Xbox. I didn't realize there was a GameStop so close by. This store has all things games along with some toys. The hubs and I perused the store. We did not find the specific controller my nephew wanted. If you are a gamer, this is your store! GameStop has a wide variety of prices from sales at 75% off to items for hundreds of dollars. There was only one sales associate and he looked a lot overwhelmed by the number of customers.

Came here to look for poke cards and they had some boxes! The staffs were nice and helpful!read more

This shops prices for Pokemon are so crazy I left the store laughing. Take whatever the market…read moreprice is on TCG, multiply it by 3, and that is what there prices are. This shop makes your average scalper look like an angel. Steer clear

My bro and I decided to go on a "retro videogame crawl" over the weekend, and this is one of the…read moreplaces we stopped in at. It's a narrow, long shop making the best use it can out of limited space- prepare to crane your neck to try seeing everything. It's rather disorganized... some stuff is in glass cases, requiring you to ask for assistance (for instance, the basket of SEGA GameGear cartridges was impossible to see what they had without asking), other stuff is higgledy-piggledy on shelving, and nothing makes much sense in terms of separating games from DVDs/VHS from collectible cards from board games from action figures. Mind, some folks might definitely enjoy this kind of experience that feels like digging through a garage sale for unique finds to uncover treasure, so I can't knock it too hard, because there was definitely a lot of cool retro stuff to look at. The employees are... well, disengaged. I think they're tired. Apparently they deal with thefts on a rather regular basis, due to their location close to downtown Austin. When we asked to see GameGear games, we had to wait quite awhile, because one employee stayed behind the counter the whole time, and the other was busy with another customer... then finally when he was done with them, he sat beside us to watch us the entire time. ^_^;; So apparently everyone they don't recognize as a regular gets treated with suspicion. It's just not the best circumstance. This location does have a bathroom! It also has a small area with tables and chairs for customers to play board games (probably during scheduled times). Another thing to know ahead of time is that parking is challenging, since it's just along a major road with no parking lot. Your best bet is to pull in at Torchy's Tacos if there's room. Otherwise you'll be trying to find street parking and battling traffic.

Came here for the second time but kinda first time because the first time we came just when they…read moreclosed to we talked to the staff on the window lol but we came back again to see whether they have poke cards but they didn't have it... we'll have to be back some other times!

I don't play video games and I don't remember playing video games for a decade plus…read more So why did I visit? I'm looking for a replacement cord for my Linux HP mini and Game Stop came up during my Google search. I didn't find my cord. They do sell stuff that gamers could love. The cashier's stand in the middle and you can walk behind and in front of the registers If you don't play video games, kindly keep moving on. If you play video games, you may dig Game Stop.

Play at Bell's! Whether it's Magic the Gathering, Sorcery, or a private game of your choice, this…read moreis the place. Friendly neighborhood vibe makes it a great shop to kickback and enjoy a casual game with the guys/gals. Everything from dice to booster packs, the selection is limitless. Prices are the best in town, and outside food/BYOB is allowed. See y'all at the tables!

I was sold a broken used controller and when I tried to return it they claimed I was lying and the…read morecontroller I was offering was not the one they sold me because it was damaged. I'm a 40 year old suburban dad. Ripping off a game store isn't my ambit. These guys are ripoff artists and I am done with Gamestop as a corporation.

My son and I had a terrible experience at Game Stop! Our brand new copy of Halo 4 got scratched by…read morethe XBOX, and we were hoping we could get it repaired. We went to Game Stop at La Frontera first because we were already at the shopping center. The very rude fellow behind the counter didn't even look up at us and said it was not repairable. Why repair a disc when you are hoping a customer will buy a new one from you? It was a totally different story at Game Over near Sprouts in Round Rock. They fixed it for us for $1! The very helpful gal behind the counter told us exactly what to do to prevent future scratches. She even offered to try to fix it again for free if the first try didn't work. The first try worked perfectly, and my kids are playing it right now! I will not be going back to Game Stop.

Nice location , well organized and friendly employees. Variety of books and magazines available…read morewith new books available daily.

We also enjoy going to bookstores from local to chains. This one is close and sometimes we just…read morestop in even when not on the plan originally. We sometimes even do fun games, like this time we each went out and found 3 books we were interested in and then had the other person pick just one for us to buy and read. It was a fun time. One guy was putting back books near the front, one guy was the cashier, the line got to 5 or 6 people and weirdly the guy restocking never came over to help check people out. It is the one issue I have with this location, I don't know if others have this issue. I get with one or two people but when the line gets to 6 or more and you can CLEARLY see it from where you are stocking books just help. Anyway it was a quick visit, the cashier was friendly.