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    Level 1 Games - Some Cool Trades this afternoon!

    Level 1 Games

    (21 reviews)

    I don't know if I visited this shop on and off day, but I intend to give it another try and up my…read morerating as a result. We went on a Saturday, hoping to browse some games. There was an event taking place, with many patrons playing a card-based strategy game toward the back. Good crowd and everyone seemed to be having fun. Retro game selection was impressive. Plenty to look through if that was your goal. However, we were hoping to pick up some newer games and simultaneously support a small, local, business. Selection of newer stuff was nominal, which was disheartening. Staff said hello, but never approached, never offered to help or strike up conversation. Prices were a bit higher than anticipated. However, I'd willingly pay it to support a local, non-chain, store. However, there wasn't much for me here when I visited.

    An independent video game and CCG store with exactly the right vibe and enthused, supportive,…read morenon-threatening nerds behind the counter. I recently purchased an Analogue Pocket that's spurred a resurgent interest in Game Boy and SNES games. Inside I found plenty of Game Boy Advance, NES, and SNES cartridges, and even a well aged SNES console. Plus N64, GameCube, Wii, and Wii U choices. It's obviously not a complete collection, but there's so much stuff inside that I effectively relived my 90's and aughts in the space of half an hour. When we stopped in, a regular was relating a story about grinding for some item (I'll be honest, all that stuff blurs together), and the staff was convincing me that they really cared, despite them clearly not knowing the game or item in question. If I played CCGs I'm sure I'd appreciate the shelves and shelves of singles that are laid out at the front. Prices seemed fine. They had an out-of-box Mario Wiimote for $35, Dragonball Z figurines for $30 each (2 for $50), a used Xbox 360 console for $100.

    Crazy Ron's Collectables - Pokemon sealed selection.

    Crazy Ron's Collectables

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    The sealed product selection is consistently impressive and goes way beyond what you can find at…read morebig-box retailers. They do an excellent job keeping up with current set releases, so you can always find recent booster boxes, elite trainer boxes, and special collection tins ready to rip. On top of the new releases, they regularly cycle through tougher-to-find items and older sealed products that come in through their active community trading.If you prefer hunting for individual cards, their singles inventory is incredibly fun to browse. They have a massive dedicated Pokémon wall that highlights highly sought-after raw singles, rare holos, and graded slabs that immediately catch your eye. For collectors working on master sets or players building competitive decks, they also keep well-organized binders and budget bins that make it easy to dig for specific cards without feeling overwhelmed.What really elevates the experience is the staff working behind the counter. The employees genuinely know their stuff when it comes to the Pokémon market, card condition, and set histories. Instead of just ringing up a transaction, they are happy to talk shop, chat about pull rates, verify card authenticity, or discuss trade values. It is a welcoming, community-driven spot where you can confidently buy, sell, or trade knowing you are dealing with people who share the same passion. The sealed product selection is consistently impressive and goes way beyond what you can find at big-box retailers. They do an excellent job keeping up with current set releases, so you can always find recent booster boxes, elite trainer boxes, and special collection tins ready to rip. On top of the new releases, they regularly cycle through tougher-to-find items and older sealed products that come in through their active community trading.If you prefer hunting for individual cards, their singles inventory is incredibly fun to browse. They have a massive dedicated Pokémon wall that highlights highly sought-after raw singles, rare holos, and graded slabs that immediately catch your eye. For collectors working on master sets or players building competitive decks, they also keep well-organized binders and budget bins that make it easy to dig for specific cards without feeling overwhelmed.What really elevates the experience is the staff working behind the counter. The employees genuinely know their stuff when it comes to the Pokémon market, card condition, and set histories. Instead of just ringing up a transaction, they are happy to talk shop, chat about pull rates, verify card authenticity, or discuss trade values. It is a welcoming, community-driven spot where you can confidently buy, sell, or trade knowing you are dealing with people who share the same passion.

    Crazy Rons is a great store. Employee and the owner Ron were.very helpful and pleasant.read more

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