True Believers (Located inside Menlo Park Mall)…read more55 Parsonage Rd. Edison, NJ 08837 If you are a millennial and want to relive your past time, this vintage toy store is right up your alley. This location specializes in action figures, statues, retro home consoles, and other keepsakes. As I entered the store, it had the feel of a museum because many items are not available in retail stores. I was especially impressed with the detail of the action figures. The characteristics of each trait are handcrafted perfectly and I can guarantee you will instantly recognize each specific trait. There is a diverse variety of additional merchandise in True Believers. An entire wall is filled Funko Pop! vinyl figures. Although I don't collect any cards, there are many Pokémon trading cards available; they are surprisingly valuable. The video game systems will also keep you entertained. Engage in the Game Boy or neutralize the bad guys with the Nintendo Zapper; now you are playing with power! Although I currently am not in the market for any novelties, it was still a neat experience exploring this store. It is a must visit for true believer that is young at heart. #truebelievers #menloparkmall

I decided to come into this store to see if they had a toy that one of my nephews wanted for…read moreChristmas. The store looked clean, and some areas are organized while other areas were a mess. Pricing: The prices can vary depending on what kind of item you are looking to purchase. Some items are bit overpriced for no reason at all. Items: They have all sorts of items from Funko pops, plushies, video games, hot wheels, Pokemon cards, and etc. The staff: They do not know where the items come from and say that people just sell them anything. When you ask them about selling a toy to them, they give you mixed information. One staff member said to contact them on Facebook on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Another staff member said to contact them on Instagram on Monday and Thursday. When you ask them if it would be cash or store credit they say either is fine. They also do not guarantee that your item can be sold to them even though they say that they buy anything and everything. Overall: The staff members should be knowledgeable about their store and the items they buy and sell. This store is good if you want to buy something once or twice but not all time due to the high pricing for some items.

Great game selection. I recently bought a old wii and they have plenty of used games under $10…read more Employees are helpful and they always let me know when they have a deal with games. Lines do get long, but that's ok.

I was in Game Stop and was helped by Destiny at the Woodbridge store tonight. My son purchased 2…read moreXbox gift cards for $25 each but one did not work when he tried redeeming the code at home. He called the store and was told to come in with the receipt and the gift card that did not work. We went back there right away and were greeted by a smiling Destiny who we spoke on the phone with prior to going back to the store. She saw the issue with the card, tried to return it for a new one but her computer system would not allow her to do this. She called her manager who could not seem to help. He did tell her to call Game Stop's customer service and she did. She stayed on the phone with them until they resolved the issue. My son walked out of there with a new gift card that we did redeem right there in the store. Thank you Destiny! You went above and beyond for us. The Game Stop is lucky to have an employee who is dedicated to customers! Thank you!

Best selection of horror on VHS in the area, hands down. Hours are really bad these days though.read more

Nobody answers the phone...online claims this place opens at 10am, it doesn't. Drove an hour…read morebecause this was the only location that had what I needed now have to sit in the parking lot till they decide to open.

Went to shop and my phone battery was extremely low. Didn't want it to go completely empty by the…read moretime I get back to my electric vehicle and requested them to charge it for a few minutes while I shop and that guy at the store said no. Just walked out.

Stay away, go to best buy or walmart. Return policy sucks. Was going to buy a ps5 from them. Asked…read morethe kid who works there if he would and he told me hed go to best buy because of their policy. Bought a controller from them anyway. Controller broke 2 months in, they told me im SOL. Never going there again

This GameStop does not honor their warranty. Do not buy from here. Recommend going to any other…read moreGameStop. The state manager Jenn is rude and will not listen to you. Been going to this GameStop for 10 years now and it's sad to say the business is going downhill.

Nice Barnes and Noble; I am happy that people read books and magazines in this digital age. There…read moreis nothing like holding a book or magazine and reading it. I like this Barnes & Noble; it's probably the biggest one I know, very clean and organized. And you can find almost any book that you can think of; they have vast magazine racks. I sometimes see people sitting there, like a library. I would return again soon. And prices are just average; they are decent.

The only time I see B&N bustling is around the holiday season. 'They' say that people don't read…read morebooks anymore. I don't think it's entirely true; however, I suppose some readers might agree that B&N has gone out of style over the years. For instance, in the Edison location B&N still features a huge area entirely devoted to DVDs and CDs - forms of media which increasingly become irrelevant to consumers with each passing year. The advent of technological development has overtaken the usefulness of paper books. Even the professors from my graduate school program studies (circa 2020-2022) elected to use digital textbooks for 85% of the curriculum coursework. Perhaps brick and mortar B&N stores ought to inject a new retail experience into their business model that involves the offline-to-online and online-to-offline offerings (i.e. digital kiosks in stores)