If a teenage boy declares that this is his "favorite shop in Indianapolis," that means a lot. If he…read morealso says that he could spend all day in your shop and not get bored, you probably have something good going. It's hard to impress teenage boys. I'm not a teenage boy (as far as you know), but I also think Disc Replay is quite neat. It has an amazing collection of used video games for a variety of platforms, like Xbox, Playstation, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo DS, Gameboy, Wii, and even games for systems that old heads like me were brought up on, like the original Nintendo, Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis. The prices for these used games are suuuuuper good. Like, I was seeing price tags with $1.99 and $3.99 on them. We picked up a Plants vs. Zombies Nintendo DS game for $14.99, which according to my kid was a good price for a game he really wanted. They sell everything from refurbished Meta Quest VR headsets to Tamagotchi, which I didn't even know kids played still! Wow! A blast from the past. That's another thing: If you're a person of a certain age and you want to wax nostalgic about your middle school/high school years to the teenager you brought with you, visit Disc Replay. In the back of the store are aisles and aisles of used DVDs and Blu-Ray movies. My teenager asked me if this is what Blockbuster used to look like. Bless his heart. I said no and patiently described the wonder that was Blockbuster. Kids today just won't ever know; it's a dang shame. But thankfully, physical media is still a thing, and if you want to pick up a DVD copy of You Don't Mess with the Zohan, you can do that here. The people who work at Disc Replay are friendly and know their stuff. They answered our questions, and you can tell they don't only sell video games and movies, but they partake in this culture, too.

Massive selection of DVDs, BRs, retro games and consoles. Large Plushie selection too. So many…read moreKirby's. Prices are good. Managed to snag a fat PS3 for a reasonable price along with a nuke edition of the Fallout collection.

I didn't realize that I had already reviewed this Gamestop. (Hi, I have a bad memory, apparently.)…read moreBut everything that I mentioned in my 2018 review still applies. This is still a great store to browse for video games. The people still stay out of your way and just let you be. There are still lots of options, but not too many. It's still a great brick-and-mortar video game shop to buy or browse for video games and video-game accessories. My oldest son inherited an old-school Nintendo DS, and he is always on the lookout for games to add to his collection. He didn't immediately see any on display here at the store, but when we asked the friendly person behind the counter, the friendly person opened a drawer that was full of DS games. My son found one that he's been wanting! So, it helps to talk to the people behind the counter if you have a special need or request. They seem knowledgable and ready to help you.

I went in person due to the fact that ordering online and getting a hold of Customer Service is…read moreimpossible. The man I worked with helped me and even was able to have the manager come in to sort out my broken console. DO NOT BUY ONLINE- go to a store. I have shopped at this store on and off for over 10 years. Always knowledgeable and helpful. Customer Support Line?? Waste of time, energy, etc. I would rate trying to get ahold of Customer Support as a negative number. Horrible and embarrassing for the owner to have it be so difficult to talk to a real person!!! Shop only in store and avoid the hassle

this place is GREAT, they've got just about everything there you could imagine, and the staff is…read moregreat too!!! if ur over 18, check out the "adult" section.... :)