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Gaming Paradise

5.0 (1 review)
Closed • 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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4 months ago

Wonderful staff! Great selection with fair prices. The staff were so helpful and we had a wonderful time there. Got a few great deals too.

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Cheryl is the nicest lady in the comic book business! She has a large selection of back issues. I…read morehave had a pull (reserve) list with her for over 10 years and she is always 100% accurate. One of the highlights of the store is the "deadbeat box." Customers who do not pick up their pull list within 28 days (almost always longer because Cheryl is so nice) are banned from having a pull list in the future. However, the comics that they neglected to pick up are placed in the deadbeat box. There are some real gems in there sometimes. Most customers who have a negative opinion of her store (Ryan M. perhaps?) were put in their place and ended up with their comics in the deadbeat box. Earlier reviews were inaccurate in reporting that Cheryl does not participate in Free Comic Book Day. The Free Comic Book Day program is not FREE for store owners. It's actually quite expensive. While she doesn't hang the banner outside her store she does purchase several of the free titles and hands them out for, well...free. This year she was sick on FCBD but still went to the store and left a box of free comics at the front door. The other shops in the are pale in comparison to Cheryl's. Cheryl always provides friendly service, accuracy on the pull list, and an interesting story or two. She's been in business for over 30 years for a reason. Her store is exceptional and she has created and maintained a loyal customer base.

Cheryl is the best. I have been buying comics from her for a few decades now and can't think of…read moreanother business person I've ever dealt with for so long or so enjoyably - highest possible recommendation

Lost Legion Games & Comics - The Rifleman

Lost Legion Games & Comics - The Rifleman

2.0(2 reviews)
6.3 mi

Closed at 4pm to play board games (inside the store with the door unlocked and open) when their…read morehours show them open until 8pm. Certainly a choice - but that level of disrespect to customers (in this case exiting from the freeway specifically to shop them) deserves contempt, and discontinuance of any future business...which they have accomplished.

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Gaming Paradise - videogamestores - Updated October 2026

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