Awesome shop. Friendly and knowledgeable guy without being pushy. I will absolutely shop here again…read moreboth online and in store when I get a chance to go back to Denver. I love that they actually refurbish consoles and not just say "good luck."

Got an NES ordered from here by a friend. It is prestine and works perfect!! Can't wait to visit…read moreand rebuild the collection my mom gave away when I was a kid.

This store is awesome and my favorite go-to place for video game stuff. The owner/manager is super…read morekind and Imm always happy to see him. The game collection is outstanding; there's lots of retro games and consoles, and also new games and accessories for the lowest prices around. This place is the best. Honestly, get your video game stuff from here. It's amazing.

As someone who both collects sealed product seriously and also buys casually across retro and…read moremodern collectibles, I had a frustrating experience here that ultimately comes down to consistency in how products are treated. GameForce clearly understands the collectible market when it comes to retro video games. Pricing reflects condition, rarity, and demand in a way that aligns with how secondary markets function, and I don't have an issue with that. That approach makes sense for collectible inventory. However, the handling of Pokémon products feels fundamentally inconsistent with that same logic. In my experience, factory shrink wrap is removed prior to sale. While the contents inside may still be untouched, sealed condition is a major factor in both collector value and authenticity for these types of products. From a collector standpoint, sealed packaging is not just packaging--it is part of the product's condition and long-term value. Once that seal is removed, the item is no longer in a verifiable factory-sealed state, which changes how it is viewed in the secondary market. What makes this more noticeable is the contrast: the store clearly participates in condition-based pricing and scarcity-driven value in one category, while actively altering condition in another. Even if the intention is to discourage scalping or bulk buying, the effect is still a reduction in collectible integrity from a collector's perspective.

Met a friend up here today and WOW! This place has it all! Granted they Don't buy the big…read morecombiner robots but that's for comic book and toy figure stores. No big deal. They have just about everything for all popular game systems. My friend even introduced me to the vault where they house all the super rare pieces. The vault is so amazing I didn't even take any pictures! Overall, the store is well thought out with very knowledgeable staff and some really cool merch. I want to check out the other locations as now I'm on the hunt for different Amiibo's and what not!

We came here a few times in the past and it's a fun stop if you're into anime, video games and card…read moregames. They have absolutely everything you need for card games and I got some neat blind boxes that are hard to find elsewhere. The staff is super knowledgeable and sometimes they host mini artist/anime conventions upstairs!

Friendly staff, great selection, fun promotions, and the occasional discount find. A neighborhood…read morestore worth checking out.

Today was free comic book day. Monkey Paws was one of the gracious comic book stores to give us not…read moreone but four comics per customer. And they had great stories too. Heck they even have Blade in a few of them which I was excited for. I believe the whole store was discounted 10 or 20% as well. I've been there before and was treated well by the employees as the customer service was stupendous I'm all about supporting the local establishments but today I was a bit put off. They hold a raffle and for each customer transaction you received a couple of raffle tickets. One for today and one for a later day. Well I made my purchase and my nephew found something else as we were walking out the door. We stood in line and made another purchase. I wasn't given a ticket and asked for one and was told by the dark haired lady behind the counter that today was only one ticket per customer not per transaction and dismissed me. I don't see the difference between today or Any other day. My money is green and credit cards are plastic every day. If it's because of the specials at least they made 80% of the sale then nothing at all.

I usually stop by periodically to check to see if they have anything Blade. On this particular trip…read moreI have been having my eye on these Bronco helmet lamp and old metal trash can.

I would say that it is a good comic and collectible shop, but they do not appear to be interested…read moreat all in trades or store credit or buying items. I wanted to bring in a specific collection. To add to the items I needed and they had, and the guy told me that I could not bring my books in because it's Aurora straight up. I don't know what that means but I don't think he has a favorable impression of the Aurora community.

Huge selection! Rare games! No consoles and all or mostly used, but included stock of other things…read morethat were not just games! (Books, records, DVDs) work checking out if you are local!

A good selection of retro games and DVDs. The woman working the counter was friendly and helpful…read more There is a lot of stuff to browse. Prices are good to average depending on the rarity. It's worth checking out of you are in the area and game hunting.

This store is large. It's more warehouse style but he loved it. There are a lot of Funko pop and…read morePokémon and Sanrio. Games for gaming consoles. You can pre-order new releases. A sale section. And so many cute bags. Prices are average. The associate at the register was nice. We purchased some of the blind box cards he was looking for. There is a rewards program too. The store is attached to the Barnes and Noble with an entrance right into the bookstore. Cool.

No. Just no. Seven of us in line. Two working on one issue for one customer. When second, who is…read morethe manager, isn't helping with the issue, he's ignoring the ever incurring line and answering the phone for stock questions. Oh, he came in and 10 min later he just left to vape some more. I get that breaks are important, but aren't we, the living, breathing customers? He never even looked up to acknowledge us. This place is a nightmare. Two people in line are now leaving after one of them said, "I just give up." Update: two more groups have given up.

Very good company. They take care of their customers…read more They stand behind the product they sell.

I had a great experience with Game Exchange. I've been looking for a standup Galaga arcade game for…read morea while now. I saw one on Game Exchange's website, called to confirm it was still available and bought it today. For a 44 year old game it's in really good condition and I got it for a fair price. GE was very for pleasant and it easy to work with.