In short- Everyone is friendly, and items are fairly priced. Just don't plan on selling items…read morequickly or taking any old systems in to sell. They didn't know how to test my two original nes consoles. Full review- I have been to this store a few times over the years since it has opened. In the passed week I have gone twice. Both times everyone has been friendly and every item I look at seems to be fairly priced compared the deals I could get somewhere else. The only downsides I have found so far is when I sell items. I brought in 3 consoles, 8 pop figures, 3 box sets, and a game. They started on my items right away but spent more time in the next hour and a half helping other people and running a second register than inspecting my items I was selling. The only other thing is the knowledge of the people they have inspecting the items. I was selling two original nes consoles which I knew worked but they told me they didn't work. I watched them test the first one and it was clear they didn't know how it was supposed to work. They plugged it in and turned it on, watched the screen flash for about 5 seconds, turned it off and unplugged it. No working with it to get the game to work like you are supposed to do. I explained that is how these consoles have always worked for everyone. The whole blowing in the cartridge and moving it in the system to get the game to work. They told me they never heard of anything like that. They were younger so I'm just assuming they have never played one before so they just need some training.

Terrible, stay away! Purchased used game console that comes standard with 30 day warranty…read more Purchased extended warranty for coverage out to 6 months. Unit returned in 13 days as it would not read disc. Did not have another so got a refund. Refused to refund extended warranty purchase price. We never got to the time frame! Sent emails to this store via website, no response. They don't care about the customer.

This is a kid and/or adult's dream--regardless of what you're looking for. They have a bit of…read moreeverything for the kid who wants to play or find some unusual toys for their ever-expanding collection, or an adult who wants to revel in some nostalgia. In addition, the staff are kind, helpful, and knowledgeable about their various products. Finally, if you are looking to sell or trade some items, they are fair and considerate when reviewing your items. Every city needs a "Toy Pit."

As an Elder Millennial raising little 90's wannabees, this shop has quickly become a family…read morefavorite. Everyone working there is really friendly and helpful. There's always been at least one employee that will geek out with us about our favorite characters. I recently purchased a Coraline doll for my youngest from The Toy Pit, and she was so thrilled. She's carried her everywhere for the last week. Their Barbie collection is pretty impressive. You can also find Labubu and My Little Ponies from the 80's. There's always something new to check out.

The store is well organized and clean. Staff are super friendly and helpful. We didn't find…read moreanything this trip but they have plenty of items. From movies to music and novelty items. The cases are locked up so you have to ask for items out.

They recently opened up this location and I havent been disappointed. Everything is very well…read moreorganized and for the most part the staff are nice and attentive. The last time I went in to sell, it did take a few minutes to get an employees attention to check my items in, but it wasn't a super big deal. I'm sure as time goes on and they're able to get more staff on, they'll be just as awesome as the location in Castleton. I'll definitely be back soon. I've been a regular at their other location for a few years and I'm glad to see them expanding (and opening up a place closer to where I live).

Disc replay is where you want to go if you want an old game or movie on the cheap or if you just…read morecan't find it anywhere else. need a classing nintendo controller or a PS3 rock band drum set? They have it. Personally, I bought super mario cart for super nintendo. If you're not excited about that, then you have no soul. the $15 price tag was more than fair.

We frequent here often and it's our opinion that it is the better of the Indy stores. The selection…read moreis usually decent and the prices, for the most part, are fair. The staff is friendly as well. The store could use some updating. It seems kinda blah, especially compared to their competition. We've never sold anything here so can't speak to that side of the business.

I love this GameStop, and that's because of the staff…read more Regularly there's this one woman + one man who usually are working when I come in. They are SO nice and always open to talking nerd stuff. Both are very well educated on video games (old and new) and very enthusiastic. They are great at answering questions and sharing information on upcoming games. This is a nice store with a lot of stuff besides video games - shirts, funko figures, toys, etc. clearance items too, sometimes. There's also a PS4 and Nintendo Switch set up so you can try out games - super fun!!

Like almost all the Game Stops I've ever been to, the staff are pleasant & don't hover. They are…read moreusually very good about asking what systems you have, what kind of games you're into & are eager to tell you about upcoming releases. Many years ago I brought my son here for a midnight release for one of his favorite game series. The guys gave great advice, talked directly to my quiet preteen son & helped this non gaming mom know the difference in products. I upgraded to the better (more goodies/ more expensive) version based on this interaction. I'm glad to see the level of service hasn't gone down!

This company sells products that won't last more than six months. Even more concerning, the company…read moredoesn't care once you call them out on their crappy design flaws of their products. Voxx Acessories sells Project Nursery products. Project Nursery is a company that sells baby and children's items. My wife and I were expecting our first child, and we were excited. We knew that one of the most important things to have on hand was a reliable baby monitor. After careful research, we decided to invest in a Project Nursery Video Baby Monitor System for $299.99. It was a bit pricey given that there was no wi-fi or smart phone capabilities. Our main reason for buying this was that it wasn't battery operated and instead was charged via USB. It wasn't attractive looking and it was very bulky. The Project Nursery website was informative and we learned about the company and their founders. We felt comfortable supporting this company. We regret this decision and wish we never gave them any of our money. Given that a newborn baby needs to be closely watched and monitored at night, we used the baby monitor DAILY. It's a reasonable expectation that Project Nursery and Voxx Accessories knew and eventually exploited. Within six months of daily use, the baby monitor display stopped charging. It was an old school and outdated micro-USB charging port that was used to charge the baby monitor. This was 2016 and we paid $299, so one would think the charging port would have been more durable, given that the company should have known it would be used daily. Before reaching out to the company, I did some research and I realized it was a common occurrence based on other users. There were many complaints of this issue on forums, Amazon reviews and other retailer sites. Since there was a one year warranty, I contacted Voxx Customer Service and they rushed over a new unit once I told them my problem. The customer service rep was very understanding and made it seemed this problem happened frequently. At this point, I gave Voxx and Project Nursery a second chance, but again they fooled me. Within six months, the replacement baby monitor started experiencing the EXACT SAME ISSUE. The baby monitor stopped charging. I immediately reached out to Voxx Customer Service expecting them to address my problem. They said too bad, we can't help you. They explained that the product only has a one year limited warranty and I've gone past the one year mark. Well, okay, but the replacement product I received was only used for six months. They ignored my rational explanation and said the warranty on the replacement product is based on the warranty time limits from the original date of purchase. I told them that's not fair and doesn't make any sense. At that point, the customer service rep said, "well if we kept replacing our products every time something was wrong with it, we would be out of business." Well.... OBVIOUSLY! Hey Project Nursery and Voxx Accessories, why don't you just make a decent product without any bad charging ports, that way you can always stay in business and not have to constantly replace them. Maybe you ought to try that? The customer service rep,although very respectful, essentially told me they can't help me and I'm stuck with a $299 paper weight. Gee, thanks. I guess you don't want parents to sleep easy knowing that their products will stop working eventually. I will never again purchase anything from Voxx Accessories and Project Nursery. Their products won't last and they really don't care about their customer's concerns.