The owner's son was the one who opened, and he was late to opening up the store. Internet didn't…read morework for awhile, until finally we were able to use paid time to download games, and by the time they were finished, we had 40 minutes of our hour left. After about twenty minutes of playing one game, I felt like playing a different one, so I went to download it. Upon me starting the download, the employee decided to let me know that I cannot download another game, because a customer walked in, who happened to be a regular, and it would bring up his ping up slightly. If I was informed of this earlier on, it would've been fine, but he did no such thing. You can tell they don't clean often, as there was dust and hair on the keyboards and mousepads. Overall, the experience was abysmal. I recommend you look for another place to take your business. As well, contrary to other reviews, you can't ask them to buy a game for you. You have to have bought the game yourself in order to play it.

First thing I noticed was the cleanliness. Very very clean. Prices are reasonable, and if you ask…read morethe staff, they almost always have a deal going on to make it sweeter. There are plenty of snacks and drinks to keep you going, and they allow outside food if you need bigger meals for longer plays. Any game you could ever want is available, if not, they usually offer to secure a copy. This place won me over as well as 7 of my friends. Highly recommended.

Good place to go for games if you know they have what you want in stock, and if you like to have…read moretangible copies of video games. It's hard to compete with instant online purchases, and the convenience of it, but if I'm out and about, Gamestop is the place to go. Much better than "Fun Unlimited".

Was feeling nostalgic and wondered if by any miracle this video store was still around…read more Unfortunately it doesn't look like it was able to make it through the digital era and went the way of Blockbuster. This was the first video store that I can remember going to in the 80s and 90s. The first location was really small and in older building located at 34 E 200 N. Eventually it moved to a new location and was about the size of a Blockbuster. They had all kinds of movies and games for rent. Great memories as a kid picking up movies to watch here with friends and family. This movie rental store served the town well for many years.

My favorite video store ever, they had all the old stuff and things out of print! ... but they are…read moreout of business...

Good selection of games, apparel, collectibles, comics and cards! This place is huge and they are…read morealso opening a Nerd cafe soon! Can't wait to see this when it's ready. The staff here are super nice and helpful. Great place to shop for all the nerdy things!

(I know, late review), Christmas was almost here, and I HAD to get some Lorcana cards for a gift,…read morethe Well set, anyhow, called, and they had several boxes, told em I'd be there in an hour, SUPER kind, and extra helpful.

Great prices. Easy to work with! Was able to trade a fair amount of games and get a great price!…read more Would recommend coming here!

Has just about everything a console gamer would need in a small store. The owner is very good at…read morewhat he does with reasonable prices. Gotta check it out for yourself if you're interested in buying retro games and products.

went to the Pokémon release with family, 10 year old cousin, and 8 year old brother. the manager…read moreonly wanted to sell one to me and my uncles but thankfully she sold my cousin one but she refused to sell one to my brother although we all had an account and instead of just selling him one she tried to give him some sticker. Over all just horrible service and made my brother feel really bad over some Pokémon but it says 6+ on the box just horrible horribly horrible service.

My daughter and I went into this location today to trade in two X-boxes. We had a digital 1TB…read moreconsole and a disc 2TB console. We also brought in the cords and two controls. We were told we would get $110 per console if it wasn't defective. Onyx could not find the Xbox to trade in and had to call her manager. We were told that Xbox did not make a 2TB Xbox; I said they did, and she fought me on it. I said fine. Onyx did not run diagnostics on the consoles. All she did was plug it in to see if they worked. I wasn't going to trade in the controllers, but I was told I had to no matter what, and she put the consoles as defective. I later learned that she was supposed to run diagnostics on the consoles. Needless to say, I was upset. She also kept complaining that she was tired and couldn't function. She didn't even know how to put the batteries in the controllers. She kept putting them backward and said the controllers did not work, so she would have to mark the wholesale as defective. I was confused about that because we have traded in just a console in the past without controllers. She was defensive with me and would not give me back my stuff. As we were getting our final quote, she said she didn't know if she messed up the price, didn't bother to double-check, and then blamed it on the tax. We walked away with $42.26 for both consoles. I called her manager, Nathan, and he told me that Xbox did not make a 2TB for this specific console. Guess what? Nathan, you are not very smart. A dumbass to the highest degree! They did, and they discontinued them. Don't lie to your customers. I was also told nothing could be done since the transaction was over. Nathan was also preoccupied, and I asked him If I was taking him away from something; he told me no but continued not to care what I had to say. I asked if I could speak to his manager, and he told me he would pass on my information. I asked him to repeat what I said because I didn't believe he wrote them down. Nathan also chuckled when I asked to speak to his manager, and he acted like it was inconvenient. I am highly frustrated with all of this, and I am sure Nathan's manager will not call me. Nathan you want to tell me again these weren't made. https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2016/08/02/xbox-one-s-2tb-available-now/ Xbox One S 2TB Launch Edition is Available Now Will Tuttle (He/Him), Xbox Wire Editor in Chief Published August 2, 2016 Today is the day - Xbox One S has arrived. The 2TB Xbox One S launch edition is now available in select markets at Microsoft Stores or your local retailer. Demand is extremely high and the 2TB launch edition is only available in limited quantities, so go out and get yours today to enjoy this holiday's greatest games. A few of our favorite features of the highly anticipated, newly designed Xbox One S include: Xbox One S offers a great value as one of the top 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray players on the market - which means you can watch your favorite movies in stunning 4K. The 2TB launch edition Xbox One S will be available for $399 USD with 1TB and 500GB Xbox One S options starting at $299 USD over the coming weeks. You can play over 100 console exclusives, and with High Dynamic Range (HDR) support for video and gaming, Xbox One titles like Gears of War 4, Forza Horizon 3, Scalebound and NBA 2K17 will look even better thanks to a higher contrast ratio between lights and darks, bringing out the true visual depth of your favorite games. And don't forget about the growing library of backward compatible Xbox 360 games. You can also stream movies or TV shows in 4K Ultra HD with content from partners like Netflix available now. More content from Amazon Video and others is on the way! Xbox One S is 40 percent smaller than the original Xbox One, featuring a built-in power supply. No more brick! Haven't gotten your hands on a 2TB launch edition yet? There's still time. Plus, we recently announced the first custom Xbox One S with the Xbox One S Gears of War 4 Limited Edition 2TB Bundle. We're also gearing up to launch 500GB and 1TB Xbox One S bundles later this month so there will be more options to choose from. Last week, we announced the first of many bundles coming this year, with the Xbox One S Madden NFL 17 Bundle and Xbox One S Halo Collection Bundles launching August 23. Pre-orders are open now.