This is a small location, but they have a pretty decent selection for their sizes. Prices are less…read morethan you would find elsewhere, especially with the used games. The staff has been friendly every time I have come in to get games. I prefer this location to the other gamestop location on 125th because this place seems to be less crowded and has a nicer/more knowledgeable staff.

Cashier 'Carlos' added an unnecessary warranty to my purchase without my consent. When I bought it,…read morethe cashier said "I will add 99 cents to the purchase real quick", and I just said OK because I thought it was a store wide policy or something. Apparently not. He was otherwise super friendly and helpful, but that does not excuse this. The other cashier was very nice also, and did his best to help me out.

The staff are nice this is a game store that sells old and new gaming systems , trading cards,…read morejewelry, toys like stuff animals and collectibles etc. I understand it's a business but shoot the resale price of items is crazy sometimes... I've bought pokemon cards from them before and I've hit but it was at like a $10 mark up price before and same with gaming systems. But this time when I went to buy a booster box it was $100 my goodness.. it suppose to cost $49.99 retail that's crazy mark up. I usta love this place but I think ima have to chill out a bit shopping here it's too expensive now. I get why they are marking it up because it's a hot ticket item but man that's a lot.

If you take your time looking at the selections or have any questions they will run out of patience…read moreand give you attitude. I was very excited to check this store out and was treated poorly. They won't bother to clean their cheap games and they cost $10 each. Broken cases are super common. Most retro games have faded cover art (all poor condition art work) for normal price just doesn't make sense to me. I seen a lot of retro consoles just laying around not available for purchase. It honestly hurts. Sorry although we need more video games stores in uptown Manhattan this one deserves to be gone. ASAP They don't do it for the love of the game but for the money which leads to bad customer service as were all aware of.

update from previous review i did…read more i got a call from a gamestop representative and they told me that the store wont open again because of some building issue if im not mistaken

Sorry to say but this place is closed down. Then again I saw it coming as there's only 2 good…read moreemployees that actually understand video games. The rest idk how they got hired.

This store makes Gamestop look like a saint. The employees are half-assed and leave out important…read moreinformation, such as the fact of you having 7 days to return a used controller. They had the audacity to tell me the information was on the receipt AFTER I told them about their terribly refurbished controller, NOT before I actually purchased a 60 dollar piece of junk. This is the worse gaming store I've ever been to and I strongly suggest you to bjust go to Gamestop. Atleast they'll give you ALL necessary information related to a purchase BEFORE said purchase is made. They DO have knowledge of video games, but so do people at Gamestop. I've been through many annoying experiences with Gamestop, but never anything as irritating as my one time purchase from this store.

Seriously a great place to go to buy games there store is only just what the store sells games and…read moregames accessories, I shopped there recently and the people there are kind and knowledgeable about video games, there wide selection of games is mostly new games and a small amount of old games but they are always in stock and if they run out expect them to have it the next day. Game express shows that game stop is to pricey with there games and when you sell it to game stop you get lower the amount you deserve as for game express you gain the amount you deserve. There are other stores that are game express spread across the Bronx area and each of them has there own charm, and variations of old and new school products. Welp overall I think you should shop there because less hassle when it comes to lines and it a quick and easy way to go in search for the game you want and walk out without hearing a pitch for a subscription needed to buy a game.

As it seems, Revolution books is an association that own several bookshops in town, selling only…read morebooks with rather leftist politics... This Harlem location offers a good choice of books about black struggles, feminism and LGBTQ issues...Hint ? Have a great look outside in the pre-owned books' rack. Bought 3 pre-owned books for 10$. Go over there to get educated. - - - Revolution books? Fan! Le dernier Chimamanda? Yes. Un livre sur les révoltes haïtiennes? Ici. Une anthologie de la littérature lesbienne? Encore là. Dans cette librairie, le but est de trouver tout ce que qu'il vous faut pour révolutionner ce monde... Peut être un peu optimiste, par contre très agréable d'y flâner, et d'acheter des classiques de littérature afro pour pas cher!

This bookstore is amazing! In an age of fascism, when the Trump regime has presented itself as a…read moreclear and present danger, how refreshing it is to have a bookstore with a clear mission-books which support the cause to rid the world of this terrible administration. This is particularly important during this unprecedented time when voices of dissent are being silenced, to be able to go into a store where no books are banned, where the programming is superlative, where honest and engaged discussions are happening, and where wonderful books line the shelves. We need more bookstores like this! Pam L.