Yes had good time. Got my cock drained. Was crazy and everyone was respectful. Workers are helpful…read moreto newbies.

It is what it is.. private video aka Miriad was a better location and set up if they only could…read morevacuum but.. rip jake.. here you walk in.. Pay the don cheadle look a like money go in and enjoy what you can imagine.. For north nj it's perfect substitute for 8th in nyc or south jersey Pervy places

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

This store is in the Indian shopping area of Edison…read more Has a good selection of movies and music among other things!

Paul, the owner, is a superhero. We forgot to grab one item from our purchase and left to go have…read morelunch. And just from mentioning that casually on our way out, he tracked us down physically 10 minutes later and made sure we got it. Aside from that their selection is awesome, from staples to collectors items, and the pricing is more than reasonable. Highly recommend treasure hunting through their old PC games stack. You never know what you're going to find.

Staff is friendly, huge selection on video games consoles and . I would highly recommend this store…read moreand I would definitely go back.

Unfortunately, management is unwilling to speak to those who smoke tobacco, weed, crack, or vape…read morein the theater. It is enclosed, with no ventilation, so frequent trips there could lead to serious health issues. I will never return.

My advice to Sunset's owner would be to remember that every single customer can contribute to…read moreboth the success and failure of your business. When it becomes okay for you to loose a customer it means you are ungrateful and not good for the future of your business. Without customers you have nothing! I have been a customer here for 20 years. There are 3 customer service clerks, one of which is the owner. He works once in a while and when one of the other two guys is on vacation. He is the rudest and least helpful of all the men working there and he has an attitude that says 'screw u customer'. One day over the past month, I paid my money and went in and was sitting in a booth. About 20 mn later the light went on in the place and suddenly there were a bunch of guys + the owner bringing new benches and chairs into the theater room. I was in the booth with the door locked, but after 20 min of the non stop noise created by the moving and installation of 'new' chairs and benches, I walked out of the booth and said wtf is going on here. The owner immediately flipped at me and said he would just be a few more minutes. 25 min later I came out of the booth again and asked him for a refund. He got down right nasty with me. I said, if you were going to shut the theater down to do some work you should have told me when I paid you to enter and I would have not paid you, not gone in and come back another time. I reminded him that I am a customer there 20 years if not more. He didn't seem to care and pulled out of his pocket a damp 10.00 bill and gave it to me and told me NEXT TIME don't come here. FY u asshole. A few days later, I came there during the day when he wasn't there, paid, went in and not totally to my surprise, the benches and other chairs he had tried to install were all gone. It appears the benches he was trying to install there were to high and so they pulled them out. I stayed there about 20 min and then left. A week later I went back at night and the owner was on 'duty' and he had the balls to tell me he will let me in but he doesn't want me to be a problem. And if I am going to be a problem, then don't go in. I responded by telling him that I am going to file a report with the human right commission and claim discrimination against the place. I have an appointment to discuss the incident with the HRC in late September. As of today, I have not returned to Sunset Video and will not until perhaps such a time comes that I might, but at the moment they lose 10.00 per day x's an average of 4 days per week. They don't really care.

I tried to sell 1 switch game I don't use and he said to me I need id when I came all the way from…read moreJersey it's not like I'm buying alcohol

I know that most of my reviews seem "negative" but there seems to be a decline in good customer…read moreservice, particularly in Staten Island. I visited this location yesterday to purchase a gaming giftcard and again, one of the white girls who "assisted" me seemed rude with her side comments and judgement towards me and the type of card I chose to purchase. Like wtf?! Why do you think, as an employee in a GameStop that you can try to make people feel like less of a person due to their preferences and possibe age? I guess you're the leader of all the giftcards and games in the land?? As a middle aged man, even if I want to play a Hello Kitty or Barbie game that's my business and I'm not hurting anyone. One of the other young ladies who continued to assist me was nicer to me and provided amazing customer service. She understands that GS is a place of business. Even before I visited store this same young lady who I spoke with over the phone to inquire about my potential purchase availability, was super friendly. As for the rude girl who thinks she's too cool for GameStop, you realize many GameStop's are shutting down right? Maybe that's why you're so rude but understand that regardless of what you do for work in the future that professionalism is vital. You're not better than anyone because you're young, female and white. I'm stupid though for thinking I could visit one of these stores and have a positive experience. I need to remind myself to only shop online and when these big name stores get shutdown I'll be in the front row with popcorn laughing loud and hard not caring at all about silly lil employees who choose to be rude to feel better about themselves when they lose their jobs!

If you want to spice things up in your love life, they have the ingredients ! Looks sketchier than…read moreit really is. Thankfully there were no other customers there during my visit !

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This Gamestop on the upper level of Menlo Park Mall (Macy's wing) next to Sterling Optical has been…read moreoperating for as long as I can remember, and the fact that it has remained in business when most of its neighboring tenants have moved or died is a testament to its resilience in the brick-and-mortar reality show that is this shopping mall-shaped graveyard. Even more impressive is that this Gamestop is now the only remaining location in Edison after corporate closed the Wick Plaza store along with 80+ other Gamestop stores this past year. When the store isn't busy, the store associate at the cash register will always ask if you need help finding something. And when you check out, you will always be asked for your loyalty account (via phone number) and be upsold on a Gamestop Pro subscription ($25) if you don't have one. The store associates themselves are also gamers and generally knowledgeable about new releases and gaming news, if you enjoy prolonging your store experience with small talk. This a very small store, possibly the smallest Gamestop I have ever been to, so its inventory is also appropriately small. As at other Gamestop locations, what used to be mostly shelves of games and gaming accessories has now become racks of T-shirts, walls of Funko pops, and piles of unsellable plushies and clearance knickknacks. At this point, over half of store space is dedicated to non-console merch, which is great if you're shopping for novelty items. Considering how almost all newer games have digital releases now, the only reason I ever come to this store is to buy gift cards or to browse FiGPiNs. (The Box Lunch that opened a few years ago across the breezeway has a larger inventory if you want anime-specific merch.) Regarding the complaints from the one-review Yelpers here about Gamestop paying almost nothing to buy your pre-owned games and consoles, that isn't new or specific to this location and has been every Gamestop's trade-in policy for over a decade now. There are so many other ways to buy or sell those things in 2024 that if you decide to do either at Gamestop, that's on you.

Terrible experience, I was trading in my PS5 that I had since it first came out and I wanted to…read moretrade it in for the new Slim version. For whatever reason, the sales person helping me, took off the side panels and said there was too much dust and took $100 off of my trade in. That is most bizzare reason for taking money off. Are you even supposed to take off the side panels!??? There was nothing else wrong with the system at all! Terrible terrible experience.