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From the owner: Link is a 12 year old young man who has opened a brick and mortar shop to share his love of all…read morethings collectible with his community. From retro to modern items across toys, collectibles and video games there is something for everyone at Link to the Past!! Currently open only on weekends the store features a bit of everything with inventory changing every single weekend! Stop by and say Hi!

Nostalgia can be found all around you while browsing Game Changers impressive selection of games,…read morefrom old school classics to brand new games. Anything you've been wanting to play, but don't know where to find (or would rather not have to order online) can more than likely be found here. Hard to find accessories are also available often so I would come in or call if you are looking for somethingspecific. Staff is fantastic and their customer service is on point because they are always willing to help you with any questions you might have. When entering I felt a bit startstruck as I looked on upon this beautiful store. My husband found this place while driving and insisted on coming in. Next time we are in the area I know he will insist on coming back and I won't complain because I love Game Chargers as well.

Fair prices, very good knowledge of nearly all that the sell. Cool vibe. Good people! Impressed!read more

Managed to snag a copy of fire emblem awakening here Was…read morearound 34 dollars but it was worth it The employees were pretty nice too Also there's stickers so that's a plus for me

John was the goat , helped my girl and I out on getting a gameboy we got three harry potter GBA…read moregames men in black , fantastic 4 and a gameboy ourselves. it was amazing talking to him and he was so knowledgeable about different games , systems and finds ! shout out John bro !

I stopped here on a drive from Kankakee to Chicago, and was impressed with what they had for a…read moresmall-town comic shop. There was a good selection of comic books and tabletop games, and a room in the back where people were playing RPG's. The clerks were friendly and nice. I found a more-obscure Alan Moore book I was looking for, and came away really pleased. Not 5-stars because I am spoiled by comic book stores in Chi-town that simply have a physically denser selection of comics to choose from.

The Dragons Refuge (thedragonsrefuge.com) is a comic, card game, board game, and miniature game…read morestore with a small selection of roleplaying games. The staff is polite, and knowledgeable. This is my favorite shop to play Wizkids Star Trek: Attack Wing tournaments at. The game area is comfortable, roomy, and clean.

Great store, so glad places like this still exist! They have everything from old consoles and games…read moreto modern accessories designed for old consoles (hdmi video cable converters, controllers, etc.). Everything is priced fairly and competitive with other similar retro stores.

I loved the service that I got from here, every time I asked a question over the phone they were…read morereally nice and actually gave a crap what I was looking for!

The best in the business, dedicated to there craft and research. The video palace is a family owned…read moreand operated business, that has always worked to serve the community. I remember them being open when everyone else was closed, one christmas eve.

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.

Don't let the size of the store fool you as I went in there are plenty of selection to choose from…read moreand I got a few Pokémon cards that I bought at a fairly great price. The service here is great I told them what I was looking for and they got me to the right section of the room for the card that I needed. Parking is street which was fine and perfect place to shop for all my needs.

From the owner: Parking in the back of the buildingread more

A very friendly local shop with a large amount of collectibles. I love coming here when I'm looking…read moreto sell some games or cards and buying some single Pokémon cards or packs. There's a little of something for everyone here. I usually see the same staff faces and they're always helpful and welcoming. If you're a collector at any level, definitely stop by. I believe they even had a couple labubus if that's what you're looking for!

We love going here getting our fix with Pokemon cards & basketball & football cards!…read more Cards are organized in boxes & in good condition. They have a wide variety of options. They have 2 long tables. Friendly owners.

I love Topps Trade Center.  They are my FLGS (friendly local game store).  I haven't been here in…read morebasically a decade and they've gotten even better.  They have an amazing selection of cards, d&d books, d&d figures, games for most generations of the Nintendo portable systems.  I bought an awesome old game for the DS that I had when they made the GBA version and my best friend sold some pokemon cards. My favorite section though is the dice section.  They even had a light up dispay for some of the dice and some awesome medal dice.

Went here to open pokemon packs. Got the new set Destined Rivals for 5 dollars. The packs were…read moreresealed. The energy card was in the back when it is supposed to be in the front. Got no hits. Makes sense why they were selling for so cheap.

Disc Replay in Orland Park deserves every bit of a five-star review. Chuck, the owner, really knows…read morehow to run a business. The new Orland Park store is an absolute godsend. Dannel runs a tight ship--the store is consistently spotless and organized, and the staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Chuck has created a great operation, and Dannel keeps the Orland Park location running smoothly. It's a huge asset to the community, and I highly recommend it.

Let me start off by saying I've been going to disc replay since it opened back in the day. I've…read moreseen all the changes over the years. And I must say. The newest location on 94th is a massive downgrade. The building appears to be a third of the size of the old building and it is a very long not wide hallway. I cannot stress enough that the way that the store is laid out are for people to go through the aisles is like a one-way traffic system. If there's two people walking a toward each other they have to turn sideways and squeeze by, which is ridiculous. Going from the old building to this one seems like a very troublesome downgrade for everybody, mainly for the customers. Maybe they'll expand like they did at the last store, but I doubt it since they are clearly trying to save money by moving out of the old space on La Grange.