Its the best john the owner is friendly and huge catalog and a free arcade to hang out he also does…read morethe greatest in store credit deals of all time a 1000000/10 store its a must go to i hope this helps this place become the ultimate hang out spot

This place was a reimagine of my childhood. Atmosphere was great and owner was happy to help in…read moreanyway he could. Great deals and really cool place to talk about video games and toys. Will definitely be back as they have almost every retro game you could think about.

This is an amazing business. We've been coming here for over 10 years. The man that runs is…read moreabsolutely amazing also. He's friendly. He is helpful. He's just absolutely amazing. The negative reviews. I see on here are unfortunate. They either are visiting or they haven't been here enough to know how this really goes because I don't understand the negative reviews. And maybe I don't get to say that or post that but it's true. This is so much better the GameStop so much better than a lot of the places I've been in Portland. Will never stop coming here.

SEARCH ONLINE FIRST FOR BETTER PRICES!…read more Pros: Decent Selection Cons: Games are overpriced. Asked about why he's charging over 40% more then listed online, His reply, "it's a fake." Sir, if 5 different retailers not including 3rd party sellers have it cheaper...including the local GameStop, you're not for the customer. Extreme halitosis. Fellow Parents: check elsewhere first, it will save you in the long run! Did also call to try and get this rectified, he was defensive and rude. Not worth the run around.

Great little shop in the heart of Bend. Fun staff/team who are always friendly and helpful…read more The store is small and packed, lots to look at, touch and explore. Good standard pricing but the real treasure is the 1/2 price table, you can find some great gems there and who doesn't want to save money?

Great book store / comics. Has a wide variety of items. Definitely worth stopping by. Seemed…read moresuper friendly too.

6/15/20 DAYS GONE:) I…read morehaven't gotten to far into the game, but I have taken on 5 to 6  undead with baseball axe.  I found this to fun, but what is even better, is taking on a hordes of undead zombies... (zombies that eat just about anything and drink water)...and you will come across them whether you like it or not. I enjoy taking a ride through the country, but the undead is not the true threat. It the humans you come across.   Think of this saying..."Only the strong shall surrive"  so what do you think happens to the weak? This would force people to band together. Strength in numbers right? Zombies, Gangs, Rapist , murderers and thieves.   I will finish by saying this.  People who shit on you aren't necessarily your enemy. People who get you out of shit aren't necessarily your friend.  So if you're warm and happy,  you should keep your big mouth shut. If you scream for help in this game, you don't know who will answer.  I look forward to seeing and exploring this open world game. I would also note that this gaming company has made the following games.  1996Bubsy 3DPlayStation1999 Syphon Filter 2000 Syphon Filter 2 2001 Syphon Filter 3 2004 Syphon Filter: The Omega Strain PlayStation 2 2006 Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror PlayStation Portable, PlayStation 2 2007 Syphon Filter: Logan's Shadow 2009 Resistance: Retribution PlayStation Portable 2011 Uncharted: Golden Abyss PlayStation Vita 2011 Uncharted: Fight for Fortune 2012 Days Gone PlayStation 4 2019 I was very surprised to learn Uncharted was on their list for the short lived Playstation Vita. What's  even mor amazing is the fact I aquired one only to sell it months later.  I watched the entire playthrough of Uncharted Golden Abyss and enjoyed this game as much as the playstation versions. I even remember reading something about Naughty Dog wanting other companies to take up the reins should Naughty Dog decided they are done with the Uncharted Series.   I did not know until now that some has done just that. Bend Studios took the challenge and made one hell of an Uncharted game for a Game Boy size system.  Unfortunately I have no idea what the other gams are like with the exception of Days Gone.  This company has been around since 1993 even it were under different names. What matters is they are here today and still kicking. The are two games I would for them to take up the mantel for. United Front's Sleeping Dogs II which was canceled. The other game would be The Darth Maul game which was also canceled by Lucas Arts.    There is good news from what I read a few days ago. Bend Studios is planning on a Days Gone II. This is still in the early stages so anything can happen. Nevertheless,  I will look forward to playing the sequel should it happen. The game will be on Playstation 5 when it does. I will buy that system too:)

I have to say, my experiences at this location have been pretty good and mainly due to a member of…read morethe team. The store is typical, stocked with the usual Game Stop items and pretty organized, nothing special here. What stands out to me is one member of the team in particular who always went above and beyond to ensure that the customer was taken care of and would be coming back to the store. I think her name is Naomi, totally failed to write it down after my last stop in before I moved away from the area but she is fresh out of HS and very mature business-wise, really loves her job and it shows. Game Stop would be wise to cultivate this one and move her into management!

We're I able to give a negative amount of stars, I would! Just tried to return a game…read morecontroller,purchased yesterday, which I had misplaced my receipt for. I was told they would purchase it back for $6.00, I purchased for $25.00, on my credit card. When I said , "Really", the male personnel on duty told me to try returning it to Walmart, as they had no such return policy, essentially telling me to lie to another company, so Gamestop keeps the money no matter what. No wonder this company is in the throes of bankruptcy. I will be happy to contribute what I can to the bankruptcy as I will cease ever giving them another dime! To say this employee was an unprofessional, b#,ch is being quite generous, I would love to see her reprimanded soundly!

Like most millennials that have entered adulthood, I have very fond memories of going to…read moreblockbuster as a kid. It was our weekly tradition. I would save up my money for preowned movies, and video games. And it was always such a treat. Getting to see something new. I was definitely sad on blockbuster filed for bankruptcy and started closing locations. But I'm really glad there's one left on the planet. The location was easy to find, and there was a good but small parking lot. The staff was very pleasant to work with. I am sure they get tons of questions about how blockbuster is doing, how the store is holding up, etc. There was so much blockbuster type of merchandise, apparel, and gifts that it felt like it was its own souvenir store in addition to still offering movie rentals. Seeing the display of a late 80s early 90s living room, complete with couch, movie on VHS, Pokémon cards on the table, VHS covers, etc. really warmed my heart. I felt like it was a nine-year-old watching Dragon Ball Z in front of the Family TV again. There were plenty of displays for movie props, autographs, news covers about the store being the last on the planet. It was like a time capsule to cinema, life in the 80s and 90s, and today. Walking the aisles, definitely felt like I was back in blockbuster. For a moment, I felt like I was a kid again, looking for the perfect movie. Really glad this was here and that I got to go to Blockbuster in my adult life. Thanks for the memories!

You cannot be passing through Bend, and not stop here. This is an icon, the last blockbuster on the…read moreplanet. The place is a good size. The friendly lady I was chatting with was telling me that yes, they get people stopping in from *EVERYWHERE.*. They have it all. Blu-rays, and DVDs for sale, and of course, they have them for rent. The rental prices are very reasonable. New releases suspense, Comedy, drama, you name it, they probably have it. They even have sections dedicated toward certain stars, when I was there, they had a "John Candy section." The blockbuster.com webpage is back online, and I was asking the lady if she knew if Blockbuster was going to be making a comeback. She said she didn't know, but she made a good point. They should. Now, if you want to see a movie, there's no guarantee that the streaming service you subscribe to will have that movie. How many streaming services would you have to subscribe to? It would be so easy just to pop in and rent your movie again. You know what they say, everything old is new again. And of course, they have hoodies, sweatshirts, and T-shirts, including one that has the classic phrase, "be kind, rewind." What a fun store.

I love supporting local bookstores, so I didn't even try to resist when I saw this store in…read moreRedmond. I'm so glad I stepped inside! It's bigger than I thought it would be, and the books were incredibly well curated. I had a hard time deciding what to buy, but was really happy with the book that I found (Mobituaries by Mo Rocca) because its cover was facing me. This store also has a nice selection of gifts, especially puzzles. The owner is very friendly, and there's even a bookstore cat!

If you're looking for a neighborhood bookstore with charm, wit, and the kind of staff that actually…read moreseem glad you walked in--even with wild, indecisive children in tow--Herringbone Bookstore is your spot. The owner (you'll know him by the majestic beard and Jedi-like calm) has created a space that feels more like the clubhouse of a literary wizard than a traditional store. My kids regularly burst in with chore money and vague intentions ("I want a cool book... or maybe a weird trinket... or both?"), and he always helps them find something they're excited about--usually tossing in a friendly discount and a bookmark like some benevolent book dragon guarding his hoard of stories and treasures. Then there's the store cat. Friendly. Regal. Frequently seen offering her belly like she's your new best friend--until she suddenly decides you've overstepped and smack, you've been chosen for sacrifice. My youngest considers her a highlight of every visit. Herringbone has an eclectic and well-curated mix: books (of course), LPs, mildly offensive candles that make great gifts (for the right people), a fun kids' corner with books and toys, and the owner is always happy to order something if it's not in stock. It's our go-to spot for birthday gifts, random literary whims, and just plain cozy vibes. Highly recommend. Just don't be fooled by the cat's exposed belly. You've been warned.

This place is massive and it is absolutely filled from wall to wall with just everything you could…read morethink of. Of course we find this place where we were antique shopping and we didn't bring the kids but I know they would've absolutely loved it. There was just about 10 million things crabbed into every call possible. Staff was nice and laid-back just a guy working at the front counter obviously if you've ever been to a place like this, then you know that's the routine It was a really fun look even though most of the shops I've done ended up buying too much. My kids are really just into Pokémon these days and that much else so we could've just looked around for a bit and decided to call it a day but I absolutely actually had to take a bunch of photos because the place was absolutely amazing.

If you are interested in purchasing upcoming releases of a product, do not "pre-order" it here. In…read moreAugust I came into the store interested in pre-ordering Riftbound: A League of Legends Trading Card Game product. I wanted 1 of each champion deck, a Proving Grounds box set, and 10 boosters. The owner told me he would order the product for me and I could come pick it up as soon as they got it. On release day, they called me to pick up my product, but only had each champion deck and the 10 boosters, which they charged me MSRP for. Caleb, a very nice guy at the counter stated that they didn't have the Proving Grounds set, but it was in the warehouse and would be in their next shipment. Totally understandable. 1 week later, I go into the store to purchase the Proving Grounds set that they ordered for me, except they wanted to charge me $80 dollars. For a $30 product. When I stated that was way over MSRP, the owner stated it was half the price of what it was going for online. A 267% markup. When everything else they sold me at MSRP. Would I have paid $40? Sure. $50? Probably. But don't piss on my head and say it's raining when I say $80 is too much. Never going back. And neither should you.