My guy and I go to Kill Screen Games at least once a week. The folks that run the place are…read moreknowledgeable and always helpful!! Love having a neighborhood game store we can rely on!

My experience with Kill Screen Games was extremely disappointing. The lack of care in how they…read morehandle and distribute video game discs is unacceptable. The discs I received had come with deep scratches, rendering them completely unplayable. Selling games in this condition demonstrates either a complete absence of quality control or a disregard for customers altogether. It is one thing to expect minor cosmetic wear on used discs, but it is another to receive items that clearly were never inspected and should never have been sold in the first place. A company dealing in video games has one basic responsibility: to ensure the product functions. Kill Screen Games failed at that most fundamental level. Until they establish real standards for product inspection and customer care, I cannot hand them a good review.

Crazy Rons is a great store. Employee and the owner Ron were.very helpful and pleasant.read more

The sealed product selection is consistently impressive and goes way beyond what you can find at…read morebig-box retailers. They do an excellent job keeping up with current set releases, so you can always find recent booster boxes, elite trainer boxes, and special collection tins ready to rip. On top of the new releases, they regularly cycle through tougher-to-find items and older sealed products that come in through their active community trading.If you prefer hunting for individual cards, their singles inventory is incredibly fun to browse. They have a massive dedicated Pokémon wall that highlights highly sought-after raw singles, rare holos, and graded slabs that immediately catch your eye. For collectors working on master sets or players building competitive decks, they also keep well-organized binders and budget bins that make it easy to dig for specific cards without feeling overwhelmed.What really elevates the experience is the staff working behind the counter. The employees genuinely know their stuff when it comes to the Pokémon market, card condition, and set histories. Instead of just ringing up a transaction, they are happy to talk shop, chat about pull rates, verify card authenticity, or discuss trade values. It is a welcoming, community-driven spot where you can confidently buy, sell, or trade knowing you are dealing with people who share the same passion. The sealed product selection is consistently impressive and goes way beyond what you can find at big-box retailers. They do an excellent job keeping up with current set releases, so you can always find recent booster boxes, elite trainer boxes, and special collection tins ready to rip. On top of the new releases, they regularly cycle through tougher-to-find items and older sealed products that come in through their active community trading.If you prefer hunting for individual cards, their singles inventory is incredibly fun to browse. They have a massive dedicated Pokémon wall that highlights highly sought-after raw singles, rare holos, and graded slabs that immediately catch your eye. For collectors working on master sets or players building competitive decks, they also keep well-organized binders and budget bins that make it easy to dig for specific cards without feeling overwhelmed.What really elevates the experience is the staff working behind the counter. The employees genuinely know their stuff when it comes to the Pokémon market, card condition, and set histories. Instead of just ringing up a transaction, they are happy to talk shop, chat about pull rates, verify card authenticity, or discuss trade values. It is a welcoming, community-driven spot where you can confidently buy, sell, or trade knowing you are dealing with people who share the same passion.

Finally, a store that's not a 30+ minute drive where I can search piles of nostalgic video games…read morefrom every system imaginable, or replace a broken controller in a pinch. They have quite a selection of new and old gaming systems and accessories with merchandise and everything in between. Prices are excellent on used games and the owner and staff are about as nice as you can get. I've been in here a couple times now and will definitely be coming back. Need a quick gift for friends or family kids? Got it. Replacing old hardware? Yup. Looking for some odd ball PS2 or SNES game you used to rock? They have that too. Why bother going to a chain Gamestop and hour away, support the local guy. This place is a real gem for the area and I hope they stick around!

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Small video game store they have everything you need from controller video games, action figure…read morefigures every console that you can think of every game you can think of they have it all friendly people. I sold some of my video games here and got a good price. definitely a cool store.

Small shop but they have a good collection of retro games, albeit a little pricey. Staff is very…read morehelpful and knowledgeable.

Very friendly staff and owner, they were very helpful and informative regarding all of my…read morequestions. They helped steer me in the right direction, i purchased a variety of retro gaming equipment and ps2 game(s) all of which were in excellent condition and working as expected.

PROS: I always come here since it's the only retro video game store in the area. Variety is amazing…read moreand prices are reasonable. They also have card matches and the place is organized CONS: scarce street parking, owner can be a bit snippy, and most items don't have a price tag so you have to ask each time you want a price OVERALL: I will continue to come here since it's the only store of it's type and it does a good job supplying and buying games

I'd been to the Digital Press Videogames location in Clifton, which is awesome, and only discovered…read morethis location because my kid spotted it when we happened to drive past it. Vowing to return after our event, I brought two of my kids and one of their friends, and we all geeked out over the selection of vintage and used video games for practically every system released since the advent of the Atari 2600. The staff was super helpful in answering questions about legacy systems. There were plenty of amazing values on games from ColecoVision and original NES through the Xbox Series X and Nintendo Switch 2 and everything in between. The coin-operated arcade games and pinball machines, with a few free options, were also a blast. Digital Press is an absolute treasure.

I am always in favor of independent game stores still out there buying and selling preowned games…read moreand not affiliated with GameStop. This I believe is the second location of the two Digital Press Videogame shops, if you're a gamer, you feel at home walking in. There are games and accessories from nearly every generation so if you're a collector and want to lay eyes on what you're looking for as opposed to online, it's a necessity to come here. There are operation arcade machines here from 80's to 90's including a few pinball machines. The counter has employees who of course are gamers and what game store wouldn't be complete without regulars who hang around and talk about games as well. As I browsed around the store I was taken back through all the generations which was a good feeling, knowing that stores like this still exist. I could go on about why DPV is a great store, but I'll go over my experience on my latest visit. I went to unload a few games I had no use for anymore and could not sell them alternatively on C-list and the like so I came here. I got a better amount than I thought both cash and store credit (store credit of course being a bit more). Again, if you're a gamer or someone looking for games from yester-year and want to avoid online, try here.

Very clean, organized shop with a pretty good selection! I've been on an Atari kick lately, and…read morepicked up some 2600 games. Prices were pretty fair, maybe a dollar more than buying online, totally justified by retail overhead. I've actually driven by here multiple times without even realizing the shop was here, I'm glad I found them online!

Was very surprised by this spot. Tried getting ahold of them the day before but to no avail. Still…read morestopped and they had a great selection of boxes items. The only issue I had was the lack of SEGA titles. Trades in SEGA were slow. Prices were basically where they needed to be- right around Pricecharting. Guy was very helpful and friendly. Will come back.

I highly recommend stopping into this place for three reasons…read more One, you need a serotonin boost Two, you're a tourist and want something very New York and actually unique to the city that you won't really find anywhere else Three, you're a collector or thinking about getting into retro video games Video Games New York has been around forever and I really hope it stays that way for a long time. It honestly feels like one of the last spots in the city where you can walk in and see this huge, slightly chaotic collection of games and consoles all in one place. The Nintendo 64 section is probably my favorite part. They have so many different variations it's kind of nostalgic overload in the best way. And they've also started adding video game soundtrack vinyls which is really dope and fits the vibe perfectly. The staff is also super cool and really knowledgeable without being overbearing. Just don't go in only to browse. Try to grab something if you can, even if it's just one of the anime themed sodas or a small piece of merch. Places like this really feel like they deserve the support so they can stick around.

--Location/Parking-- Located off of 6th street. Near 3rd…read moreavenue. --Ambiance-- Great video game shop that is remanence of a Japanese book store. Everything is tightly packed and has a huge variety of selection. In the back corner there are some signed collectibles and a small case of highly valued video game history. --Service/Staff-- Staff was quick to help me in finding my selection. There are so much to look at in such a small space. They even talked about some of their suppliers which great to hear or not hear being a video game nerd myself. --Food/Products-- Walk to walk and every space is taken with video games. They have one of the largest PS Vita collection, PSP, new, used that I have ever seen. If you are looking for something. Chances are to look here first before trying to purchase it online --Capacity-- Since wall-to-wall video games. There can only be one person in each aisle since there is not enough room to walk past each other. I want to say. No more than 3-5 people can be in the store because of how tight it is. --Overall-- A great place to look for video games. Note some video games have been there for a while and might have some dust on them. I will swing by every time I am in NY.