Easily the best retro video game store in the state of New Mexico. You can get everything from…read moreretro consoles to cartridge games like NES, super NES, Sega Genesis, PS one and two and they have a larger variety of everything. I would most definitely recommend game anonymous. When you go in there, it brings back a lot of nostalgia from when I was a kid

Stopped in for my family to look at what games and playing units were available. They had a nice…read moreselection of games for all devices and even used games. Looks like they buy and sell a variety of gaming devices. The value was reasonable and service was great. Definitely will go back to see what games they acquire next visit.

It's a great place, it's family friendly! There is…read moresomething for almost everyone here, the owners and Staff are very friendly and helpful! A gift card to this place would definitely be a great gift for Christmas or birthdays! Would definitely recommend dropping in even if it's just to say hi!

Walked in, two youngish guys were chattering away barely interested in saying hello.They could have…read morebeen characters in a Kevin Smith movie. From what I saw the store has mostly newer collectables but I didn't stay long. The two guys were loudly playing a video game AND the way the store is configured they were literally standing in front of many comic book boxes and the shelf of Graphic novels that I wanted to see. Not a great customer experience

This is sooooo much better than the GameStop next door! They…read moredon't lowball you like GameStop and they are very active with their community and even host events for them which I LOVE in a business. The workers are very friendly and will gladly help you in anyway possible. They have very affordable pricing as well. If you are on a budget this is the place to go! One of the MANY times I have gone I purchased a used original PlayStation for only 50 dollars and the people were kind enough to give me a memory card with my purchase as well as all the necessary cords and a free game! Overall everything about this place is very nice and enjoyable to even enter considering the variety of items they carry.

My friends and I went to Noble for the first time about a month ago. We play YuGiOh! and some Magic…read moreand they have a very wide selection of cards of all types, from Pokémon to One Piece. The staff are very friendly, and they were able to help us pick out some cards from their displays, and cards that weren't out on display. They also have booster packs from many different sets, and even let us pick our own packs from their box. We bugged them nonstop for about 45 minutes with card pricing to make sure we got the best deal, and they were very willing to help. Cannot recommend them enough.

I stopped by this afternoon to ask for help with a game I'd purchased elsewhere. I was warmly…read moregreeted while I waited in line and was quickly helped. The gentleman behind the counter listened to my issues and had no problems helping me even though my game wasn't from his store. He was able to fix my game by cleaning it and even waited to see if I could play it properly before I left. I wasn't charged a dime even though I took up a good 5 minutes of his time. I'm not a huge gamer nor am I what would be considered the common target demographic for gaming, even so I wasn't ignored or treated badly. I really appreciate the time taken to help me with my problem and I think I've found my new gamer store. Thanks guys!!

I've held my tongue for a while; like years and I am certain that the "young men" are no longer…read morethere, at least I hope not. One January evening I took my autistic son to play D & D. When I picked him up, he was almost in tears. He wouldn't allow me to go in to discuss the issue and boy I wanted to. From what I understand, he was bullied by other players, very possibly the "hosts" of the game all because he needed help to determine the correct dice etc; in short he didn't understand and required some coaching. I wanted so badly to go in and read the riot act on whoever was there but my son asked me not to. My son has since passed and I need to get this off my chest. I dearly hoped that no other person with a disability is targeted by someone who is supposed to welcome everyone. As it was, there were no stipulations on the level of D & D knowledge of the participants. It is my hope that whomever coordinates a game night is trained to accept those who do not know as much as they do and are willing to assist those who are struggling to understand but want to learn. If not, then you have absolutely no business being in a societal, retail environment.

Great store. Took my son in because he was looking for a Wii. They made sure we had everything we…read moreneeded for him to play. They have plenty of systems, games, components and collectable figures to choose from. We will be back.

They've been open for almost 3 months and they're not handicap accessible. They're not legally…read moreallowed to be open if they're not accessible. Besides, so far gamers anonymous is a lot better.

We recently stopped in looking for a fat PS2 and they had one!! The service was awesome, and we…read morefelt we got a good value for the old console! It worked great, and they had a good selection of games in store. The only thing I don't like is the store is sooo tiny it's hard to move around without running into someone. Super narrow and awkward!

Worst customer service, associate extremely rude during customers conversation. Will not be back. I…read morehad a pick up order and im cancelling it now and going elsewhere. Dont be rude to your customers! You just lost a spender.