My son wanted money towards a new gaming system he actually plays, so we called this store to see…read morehow much Video Palace would buy his Oculus Quest 2. This system currently sells new for 400.00 at Walmart. Verbally over the phone the guy said, "I could give you 145.00 for it." Already a bad offer, we drive there and the guy inspects it then proceeds to tell us, "Okay 125.00." Upon telling him that he stated over the phone 145.00 and not 125.00 (which was absolutely true), he continued to lie and insist he stated 125.00. On eBay, a used Oculus Quest 2 sells for a little more than 200.00. It was a complete rip-off and he knew it but that's how he operates -- He tells the customer a price offer over the phone, the customer drives and wastes gas to get there, then while you're there, he lowers the price and says, "I didn't say that," with a bright red face flushing full of dishonesty. Really? Let's get real here. This isn't Neiman Marcus. Never again. Avoid the game playing and incompetency of people who think you're naive because your son is selling his gaming system he never plays and just wants his own money for Christmas. I draft long thesis arguments in Biomedical Ethics and graduated from Indiana University with a master's degree and a 4.0 GPA. I am no imbecile.

This place is an absolutely awesome game shop and the owners are real niceread more

Quick easy in and out location...found the staff to be very helpful picking out the correct gift…read morecards for my Grandson

The guys at this GameStop are out-of-this-world helpful AND knowledgeable! They have always…read moreanswered my questions patiently and don't hesitate to look things up when needed. The store is small & tightly packed but the offerings are varied and worth the trip!

This place is huge and has a ton of books. Huge selection of books, games, puzzles, paper, writing…read moreutensils, etc. Funko, Lego, Disney and Harry Potter items along with several other relevant cultural pop items. Ran into several employees offering to help. There are some sales but most of the items are retail.

So...it's a bookstore like Borders, with the same layout and fixtures like Borders, a cafe like…read moreBorders, wireless Internet like Borders, but it's not called Borders anymore? Eh. Whatever. As long as I can still browse magazines in comfy chairs, I'm good.