I loved Player's Choice. It was the quintessential local video game store. Not a big box chain…read more Just owned and operated by guys who lived in the Triad and shared in the passion of video games and, to a lesser extent, anime and that kind of stuff. Player's Choice was ahead of its time and I'm not sure the City of High Point's population/economy was big nor "advanced" enough to sustain it. I think a store like Player's Choice was better-suited for bigger cities and metropolitan areas with larger gaming communities that had more disposable income. New and rare video games, consoles, and anime weren't cheap! Gaming can be an expensive hobby. I visited this Player's Choice store in High Point multiple times in the late 90s. My mom used to drive me over 30 minutes just to get to the flagship store in Winston-Salem on Robinhood Road: https://www.yelp.com/biz/game-on-winston-salem. However, around the time this location opened, circa 1998, I was old enough to drive. I'd either come here by myself or bring my friends. As high schoolers, we couldn't afford much here, but it was still fun to visit and browse. This location was only five minutes from our house so needless to say, I was very happy it opened. Player's Choice had game rental plans well before services like GameFly. I got some great deals on used anime OVAs on VHS. Even in the late 90s, I could tell this store was struggling. During my visits, business in the store couldn't compare to the business I saw at the Robinhood location. Across the country, video game shops like this have been closing in droves because the demand for physical media isn't what it used to be. The Robinhood store, which eventually changed its name to Game On, officially closed on January 4, 2020. This used to be the Staples shopping center, but Harbor Freight is now the anchor in Staples' old space. And today, a Boost Mobile store is where Player's Choice used to be. Thanks for the memories, Player's Choice of High Point. Gone, but never forgotten.

I am new to gaming. I recently got a switch. There was a moderate selection of games / I got a used…read moreone for I think a good deal. The staff was very helpful and nice. I will be back for sure as I grow into the gaming world.

Great for video games and an awesome tcg crowd like magic, pokemon, flesh and blood, and other…read morestartups

Participated in the Geeksboro artist market out on by Dragon's Hoard recently, and was really happy…read morewith the results. Having been their first market, I wasn't sure what I was getting into, but there was clear communication from Sherri from the start, leading up to the day of. They were very clear on set up instructions, where to park, and all the details needed. Their vendor booth fee was very reasonable, and they even provided a gift bag to each vendor with small gifts and a bag of snacks and water to get through the day (a first for me). The show had some good foot traffic, again, for being the first of its kind. I'm excited to do more events with them, and would recommend!

I absolutely love this shop. They sell Pokemon packs and other product lines at MSRP where they…read morecan, which is something no other LCS in Greensboro does. Their preorder offerings are extensive and the system is fair. The staff is super friendly and works hard to create a sense of community. I cannot recommend this place enough!

if you ever need old school games this is the place to go, I went in staff was very nice and…read morefriendly, I went and found games for a ps3 that I wanted I'm definitely coming back to get more games

Selection was good. Prices were very over valued compared to price charting and recent eBay…read morelistings. Prices for figures were good though.

How am I only finding out about this place?…read more After stopping into Burke Street pizza for the first time, the retro signage on the door caught my eye and we had to go and check it out. I was immediately welcomed by a wall of pokémon themed collectibles and a christmas tree decorated with the like. So cute! It was also really neat to see these retro games and consoles that could really take front and center stage. Unlike other used game stores, they really elevated and gave these a more dignified showcasing of value. Had me questioning whether I should be selling my old game boy games and consoles! Seems to be a market for this and I'm glad to see it. Felt like walking into an EB Game store for me. Shows how long I've been around. Sheesh.

Love this awesome shop! So much variety from games to consoles. Reasonable prices. Friendly staff…read moretoo!

Saw Shop while walking around Down-Town Kernersville NC. Walked in and was greeted by Brad (Owner)…read more- Super friendly and worth the visit just to talk Washington Football- LOL (We are visiting from DC area). The Shop has a little bit of everything from Funko-Pop to Sneakers. There are Gaming cards, Sports cards, and Comics. Reasonable prices. Lots of potential !!!

Super friendly! Great new comics and vintage video games. Good selection of figures and some…read morein-house 3D printed pieces. Worth checking out!

Game Over has been almost like a second home to me for a few years, the owner is very down to earth…read moreand I've learned some stuff from even watching him operate the store while my father or brother was to play in a MTG tournament, although I've been in some too and they are also very fun and they do what they are supposed too on MTG Tournaments. Burlington's BEST Tournament Host and Comic Shop.

They are gone. The business had closed and the entire store is empty. There's nothing else to say,…read moreso save yourself a trip.

Dropped my systems off for repair going on 4 weeks ago now and they have stopped answering the…read morephone... which now says out of service and there is a sign on the door stating that they are temporarily closed! And suggestions on my next steps or should this be a police/theft matter???

Bad experience. Tried returning a game awhile ago that didn't work and was met with the clerk…read moregetting upset, telling me about their "return policy." Clearly the clerk didn't even understand their own store's return policy as another employee entered the conversation and explained that I was in the right to return the non functioning game. Doesn't seem like they know what theyre doing