Weird vibe. When I entered they didn't seem too interested in helping. The entire time I felt I was…read moreviewed w distrust. Have a good selection of retro games. Prices for Pokemon cards were on the high side. Prices of singles were strict. No discounts. Doesn't matter if paying by cash or however much you bought. Just not a great experience. I would recommend this place if you are into retro games. But that's about it. In a dingy strip mall w shady people and felt unsafe.

They weren't kind to us while we were waiting for open, while their selection was nice, they…read moreweren't welcoming nor kind. Their value is 60% so instantly I was confused how I was supposed to make any deals. Save your time and not go here since there are many better places.

We rented arcade games (pinball, galaga, pacman) for our wedding…read more Communication was super easy, the games worked perfectly, and were delivered and picked up on-time without any hassle despite narrow time-frames. Denver Arcade and Gaming Rentals + Tim Dillon were easily our best wedding vendor :)

Is there no bathroom? Correct! Did i go on a late-night Exodus with my young son to find a bathroom…read morethat lasted 20 minutes and visit 5 different businesses? Yes! But it's great PHYSICAL MEDIA! And a relatively smaller company (many large locations around the country but we gotta support physical media somehow ) BOOKS--DVDS--MULTI VIDEO GAMES--CONSOLES--COMICS--TOYS

They are the last bastion of hope for the right way to enjoy media. Please support them! I do…read moreeverything I can to!

If I can seriously give them a 20 star I would my sons birthday party a 20. I can not tell you how…read moreamazing they are from the games to taking pictures. I recommend them. Birthday community events business events I recommend them 100% beyond 100%, they are amazing and my son has done everything when it comes to birthday parties and this was his only in first birthday party and they were beyond amazing.

What a great 9th birthday party for my son! All of the kids raved about how cool it was to have…read morevideo games in the driveway. We definitely use them again:)

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.

i was so excited when i heard about this store a year ago. Being able to go into a video store and…read moreactually look at movies, put your hands on the boxes and read about them. And talk to someone in person who is really knowledgable about the movies as well is really great. Despite the size of the store, there really is a WIDE selection of movies! Dont let the name fool you there are many kinds of movies available. I hadn't been in since before covid, but a friend recently reminded me of this cool little spot recently. I am so happy he has thus far survived covid lock down. It is really great to be able to support truly local shops. If you want to rent a movie please consider going to support this cool little shop verses a red box. Its only $3 to rent a movie for 3 nights. If you have not been in yet, go in and take a peek and rent a movie and let others know about this cool local place.

Amazing video rental place with an incredible selection of rare movies - tons of which you'd never…read morefind in any streaming service. Decent collection for sale - though I'd buy half of the rentals!!! Super cool place and Jeff, the owner, is a great movie conversationalist!! He knows his stuff!!

The GameFactor store has an amazing selection of games and consoles! I walked in half hour before…read moreclosing and Bob was able to answer my questions and serve my nephew well by exchanging a game that his XBox was not able to download! Great place to buy and support.

This place has a great selection. The prices are steep, but that's because of the collector's…read moremarket; prices are high everywhere. Comparatively, the prices are fair. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. The owner has been in the area for decades and knows what he's talking about when it comes to games, and the weekend guy really know how to make a customer feel welcome and wanted. Of the two retro stores in Greeley, I'd definitely choose Game Factor over BNR.

This places hours are wildly unpredictable. Posted business hours are not often accurate. I…read morerecommend calling before you make a trip over. Place is a little depressing too. Decent selection and staff knowledge for a small store.

My girlfriend and I stopped in later in the evening for a very small purchase, just a pack of card…read moresleeves, and unfortunately, the experience was unpleasant enough that neither of us has much interest in returning. We completely understand that we came in later in the day. However, the store still had approximately an hour and a half before closing, so I don't think it's unreasonable to expect basic customer service during posted business hours. The first thing we noticed upon entering was the smell. There was an extremely strong combination of body odor, what smelled like marijuana, and incense throughout the store. It was overwhelming enough that it made the space uncomfortable to browse, which is disappointing because the store appears to have a decent selection. I also noticed that concerns about the store's odor and or customer service have apparently been addressed elsewhere by referencing an individual being on the autism spectrum. To be clear, I have no issue whatsoever with employees or customers being neurodivergent, nor would I expect anyone to be excluded or treated differently because of a disability. However, that does not make concerns about the cleanliness, odor and professionalism of a public-facing business invalid. Maintaining a reasonably clean and comfortable environment is a basic business standard, regardless of the disabilities or personal circumstances of anyone inside. Using someone's autism as an explanation for why customers should simply accept an unpleasant environment is neither a fair response to the customer nor, frankly, particularly respectful to autistic people. The heavy use of incense also does nothing to improve the situation. If the intention is to mask the underlying odor, it unfortunately has the opposite effect. It simply adds another strong smell on top of an already unpleasant one. Given that multiple customers have apparently raised concerns about the store's odor, it is difficult to understand why the response seems to be dismissal rather than addressing the environment itself. Incense is not a substitute for ventilation, cleanliness, or reasonable standards for a customer-facing space. At a certain point, repeated complaints about the same issue stop being isolated personal preferences and become feedback worth taking seriously. Customers should not be mocked or dismissed for pointing out a problem that management appears unwilling to meaningfully address. What really made the experience unwelcoming, though, was the interaction, or lack thereof, with the employee behind the counter. He was playing World of Warcraft when we entered and seemed visibly put out when he had to stop playing long enough to ring up our card sleeves. I even attempted to make casual small talk with him during the transaction, and we were outright ignored. Not given a short answer, not met with someone who simply wasn't particularly talkative, ignored. We weren't asking him to search through inventory, answer complicated questions, or provide extensive assistance. We were making a simple purchase and attempting to be friendly. Somehow, even that felt like an inconvenience. I understand that hobby shops often have a more relaxed atmosphere, and that's part of their appeal. There is, however, a considerable difference between a relaxed environment and one where customers feel as though their presence is interrupting an employee's personal time. Between the overwhelming smell and the remarkably unwelcoming customer service, we left with the impression that our business simply wasn't wanted. That's perfectly fine, we'll make sure not to inconvenience them with it Edit: You'd be lucky to have 20 people in your store. If your regular clientele enjoying themselves requires everyone else to tolerate overwhelming body odor and nonexistent customer service, perhaps you should host private game nights instead of running a public business. Calling a paying customer a narcissist for expecting basic courtesy only proves the original review correct. Good day.

Barnes & Noble has plenty of books. Shocking, I know. The selection is excellent, and I was…read morepleasantly surprised by the size of the DVD and vinyl record sections too. It's nice to see physical media still getting some love. The store is spacious, clean, and easy to browse. My only disappointment was the lack of an in-store coffee shop.

Went here looking for a very well-known and widely found book. I thought I would save time and ask…read morethe staff to help me find it. They were absolute morons. They could not find anything I asked for. And I ended up finding the book myself. Staff should actually know the products that they are selling. It was embarrassing.