Thought they were good guys however I was wrong. Not impressed with…read morethis shop at all. Very impersonal and not showing any empathy towards me or my situation at all. Insulted my merchandise and made me feel bad about even coming in. I believe you can still be respectful to a customer and let them down easy without having them feel worse than when they entered. I doubt I would return and certainly wouldn't recommend this pawn shop to anyone else.

So, I'm not into games, but my kids are, so I find myself in these places from time to time. I've…read morebeen very impressed with the service here. They fix things no one else will fix, and take "modified" (upgraded) machines no one else will take. Their prices are much better, as well. Taking service to the "Next Level".

This chain has evolved since the early 90s (Book Barn, Caveman Comics, etc.). They have become more…read moreof a media store than a comic book store in recent years. Upon entering, you will see a diverse selection of neat stuff that covers the entire spectrum of geek entertainment media ranging from collectible toys from the 80s, video games, used bluerays, and rare posters. These things exist on the internet, but it's nice to see them with your own eyes on a store shelf. Surprisingly, it's their collection of comics and graphic novels that is lacking. I often look for trades of The Walking Dead and Preacher, but most of the time they are out of stock. The employees don't seem to know much about the medium either, so you might be better off finding another store that specializes in comics if that is what you want. I once asked an employee about premium mylar comic book bags and the kid didn't have a clue. He actually referred me to Hobby Lobby, which is ridiculous. As a video game store, it fares a little better. Their selection is surprisingly good. It's nice to see an entire section devoted to PS2 games, when Game Stop hardly has any at all. I've been somewhat impressed with the condition of my game purchases, as the disks are rarely scratched all to hell (the way Game Stop's are). Their pricing is often lackluster, but this can be offset by their online coupons (for which you can sign up) and their frequent 3-for-the-price-of-2 sales. In the end, these deals can average out the prices to where they should be. Even so, Amazon often beats Vintage Stock's used game prices with brand new, sealed games. I use Vintage Stock as a secondary resource, when I can't find a specific game I'm looking for on the internet. The real value that Vintage Stock provides is a physical location that you can visit, allowing you to see large collections of cool stuff all in one place. This is becoming a rare commodity nowadays.

I have used vintage for my comics for three years now. I have a pull list and they are great…read more Nearly everyone knows me by name, they have learned what authors and artists I like. The will even add books to my box if the cover is by a specific artist they know I like. If I don't want the book no pressure to keep it. Occasionally a book or two gets missed but I have 20+ books on my list and everyone makes mistakes.

Gamemaster is the ultimate place to goto for all card games. Jerry the store owner is a super laid…read moreback guy who wants the best for all his customers. The variety of card games almost seem endless. He does card gatherings weekly with pokemon, l5r, and magic. And if you think you are getting a good price on your boosters/ theme decks think again, jerry has most stores beat on cheapest prices. Are you into comics? There are too many here buy them. What about figurines? Same for that to. Go check out Game Master the next time you want to get a good deal on some cards. Or just want to goto a gathering and meet new people.

First off Jerry is one of the nicest men I have ever met. He has a great selection of pokemon and…read moreno other selection of sealed Magic the Gathering product for miles can match Jerry's impressive collection. This is my go to when looking for rare stuff. Dont pass up an opportunity to stop by and check it out! You won't be disappointed!

Awesome comic shop. Has a lot of current titles. Majority of the comics are older. Very good…read moreprices, they have 30% off new titles. This places also has a lot of old titles at great prices. Picked up some classic Fantastic Four comics. They have some cool toys and nick nacks. Great place to spend an hour searching for some classic comics

Great selection of back issues, few for current, not many toys…read more This shop has some of that "classic" comic shop feel. Tons of long boxes for back issues that are well organized and spread out on tables throughout the shop's sections. Having grown up with comic shops in the 80's, this was a bit of a throw back. None of the trendy, hipster appeal. Just good ol' comic stuff everywhere. If you're a bargain hunter, this place isn't bad. They had several $1 boxes to loot through. The other back issues are decently priced and you can buy full runs at reasonable costs. The owner has several CGC comics and a few rarities behind the counter. If you were looking for something graded, I would call ahead, as he did not have very many. Speaking of, the shop can ship your comics for CGC grading, and is a little cheaper than doing it from CGC's site. The owner is friendly, talkative, and informative. He was very polite to my wife (who is not a comic nerd and is very quick to judge a place on how they treat her and its appearance). Which leads me to the area, which I usually don't remark on. The store is completely by itself, but is just down the street from Commercial street. After a healthy shopping trip to the comic shop, I like to read my latest finds over lunch or supper. Commercial has a lot of great places to eat OR drop off my wife so I can get uninterrupted nerd time. The largest complaint is that the selection of current issues was extremely limited. I realize this is to keep down costs, but I like variety and often pick up 2-3 titles I don't usually read out of curiosity. There was a display of consul games, and I overheard a customer doing a trade in. Have no clue about the prices or selection. There is no table top gaming supplies nor places to play, so if you are gamer this store is not for you. I will say, this is probably one of the better subscription services I have seen. Signing up for a sub means you get 50% off the back issues (great for me since I like filling in my collection) and a savings stamp card. "Spend X and get Y discount" stamp card. The toys are scattered and sparse. A few current Star Wars, some POP, a few oddities, but that's about it. More of impulse buys than anything else. The store has a counter for MTG and other card games, but limited display. I'm not a card gamer, but I saw several customers buying cards there. The owner had binders of cards for them to riffle through, which I assume from the haggling, were more common cards. In short, a decent comic shop. Not strong in any one dimension, but very balanced across many. I go out of my way to go to this store (mostly as selection in my area is absolutely sparse). Avoid if you are a gamer, but for a comic buyer, this place is pretty good.

Horrible business practices by selling in demand product at almost DOUBLE the retail prices- mainly…read morecollectible cards. I don't fault the employees, but man, what a scam.

This location's employees love avoiding accountability and pointing fingers at other employees to…read moremake themselves look better. My grievance stems from a recent interaction, where I took two pre-orders off of reserve. The employee, who had dark brown hair, shaven/cleaned up sides and glasses, informed me that the refund for the two pre-orders would hit my account in 48 business hours. As this was on a Friday evening, I was advised Monday it would be there. Monday came around and nothing. I waited until Tuesday to call this Gamestop again, to which I spoke to an employee and was informed that I was blatantly lied to. He told me it would be 10 business days and that he didn't know why I was told that, but the guy "was new" and "not that bright." according to this guy. I asked if he was going to correct their mistake, as that employee was obviously trained wrong and it's being acknowledged, and got a bullshit excuse as to why they can't "break policy" and I just got a callous "sorry." So, here's my review to warn others about the issue.

I have shopped here twice to buy video games and both times they either forgot one of the disc or…read moregave me an empty case.

I've been passing by this place for a while now without dropping in because I wasn't really sure…read morewhat they had to offer. Entertainmart isn't exactly specific, but finally curiosity got the best of me so I decided to give it a once over. I was impressed with the size of the place for starters. They primarily offer dvd's and video games for sale. It's pretty much used material in these categories, and while the prices on the dvd's are good the prices on the games not so much. Much like Game Stop they do buy used gear, and their used games are just a few bucks less than new. The selection is enormous however. They also have records for sale, plenty of Poke cards, used gaming systems, Funko bobble heads and so on. Not a ton of books though. It's a pretty slick store overall, and the gamer can certainly spend a lot of time in there wandering around. I'm glad I swung by.

It was Nostalgic and had some good Arcade games, unfortunately several machines were out of order…read more We waited for Mortal Combat as there were other families playing but one joystick wasnt working right. The escape room and VR were an additional cost that we didnt pay. The putt putt was a nice addition and service was okay. There was a cafe but we didnt visit. The patio wasnt very noticeable but had large Connect Four, Chess and Jenga. I enjoyed the few photo apps and feel the arcade selections were plenty but I wont go back as I feel you can find more valuable stops in Branson.

Disappointment. A lot of knock off repro memorabilia, games…read moreweren't plentiful or good. brain hurts from failing flybacks.

Went to buy an Xbox with PayPal or card through another person over the phone and I was told by a…read moregamestop rep they accept PayPal. They couldn't scan the QR code in order to pay for it and they are stuck in the stone ages and apparently can't take a card number and enter it manually which has been around for decades in every POS system. So I didn't get to buy the Xbox.

I had an enjoyable experience pre-ordering games there, also just stopping by to nerd out about my…read morePS3 games, or to look through the pre-owned inventory. The staff is nice & who wouldn't love working in a video game shop?

Don't use T-Mobile. If you have to cancel your account (and they email you confirmation it's…read morecanceled) you'll still have to call (3 weeks later) asking for the final bill. Well the final bill won't be ready because "you never asked to cancel" (even though you have the email stating it was canceled) and they say your final bill with be ready in 11 days, still charging you for all this time. Oh and the person you're going to talk to the entire time is in India and can't fathom they are wrong.

Terrible customer service! Perhaps there was a change in management since 2021. I initially went…read moreinto the store to gather information about services, but there was no such thing. Right away, the guy I later learned is the store manager asked for my ID and was headed to the back of the store to get me a modem! I was only there to find out about services and do some cost and service comparisons! Later I decided to call T-Mobile and was convinced to get the internet service. I was sent a modem/router in the mail, which I was told I would have to sign for, so I stayed home to sign for the package. No one rang the doorbell or knocked, and later I discovered the package had been delivered! I called UPS and they said the error was on the part of T-Mobile. T-Mobile blamed the UPS driver. The equipment didn't work. I spent a long time on the phone with technical support trying to figure out what to do to get it to work. The rep on the phone finally told me to just take it back to the store. On my way to the local store on N. Kansas Expressway, I decided spending my whole day getting a new internet service to work was not a good sign and decided to cancel my service. When I got to the store, the young man who waited on me was quite rude. I asked to speak to the manager, and to my surprise, it was the same guy I'd talked to before who had told me I could get 4G instead of 5G as he took my ID and headed to the back of the store to get me equipment before I even said I wanted the T-Mobile service! Both the employee and the manager were quite unclear in their communication and kept changing their story about whether they could take the equipment and return it or not, but finally, said they could, and gave me a receipt for return of the faulty equipment. I called and spoke to a rep at T-Mobile right after leaving the store who told me my service was cancelled and there would be no charge at all to me. Then, today I received a bill from T-Mobile for $65 from California! I called the number in the letter but because I did not remember my passcode (I never expected to hear from T-Mobile again), they couldn't track down my account, even with my account number! This company has caused me so much trouble and has been such a waste of time that i do not have to waste! I have filed a complaint with the BBB and will file a complaint with the CA AG, if necessary. I do not recommend T-Mobile! I ended up staying with my current internet service provider and was able to negotiate a lower rate.