Has a great selection of board/card games. Also has a good amount of magic cards, and D&D books…read more Tyson is great, super nice and welcoming.

New location for this business in Logan. Seems to specialize in trading card games but does have a…read moreselection of used console games as well. Didn't have the Playstation game I was looking for but was able to order in for a very good price! Looks to have have tables and other support for playing trading card games.

What a cool find! I live down south, and although this is quite a drive, I've always had…read moresatisfaction on my visits. They have a large and wide range of retro options all the way to latest generation consoles and game selections. A good chunk of their catalog rotates fairly often and some rare finds make their way around the shelves too. They also provide disk resurfacing services. I've brought up all my GameCube Games over the last year or so and they're so helpful and quick! And in the event that a disc is too damaged, they'll show you exactly what is happening and still let you choose whether or not you want to proceed. The transparency here is extremely appreciated. Something as simple as me wanting to know more about how they fixed another customer's PS5 HDMI port and they showed me everything I needed to know and also gave me tips and tricks for if I ever needed to do it myself. Overall, this place is very welcoming, and I've never had a bad experience thus far. If you are looking to expand your collection, check this place out!

I brought in a PS5 a few months ago to get it cleaned, and forgot to take a movie out of it called…read more"The Midnight Meat Train". I got my PS5 back only to find out, they cleaned it but told me it still won't work, and then I plugged it in to get my movie out and found out they stole the movie and never gave it back to me, so now I have an empty case, I lost 60 dollars for nothing, and they stole my movie. I'm pretty sure that whatever was in the PS5 was supposed to come back WITH my PS5.

Graywhale is such an awesome spot to find movies, music, and video games. I love the Salt Lake…read morestore but I still come up to Ogden to visit this location too. I always find some hidden gems and walk out with something every time. Staff are super friendly and willing to help if you are looking for something specific. Definitely check it out!!

Lost of CDs & records to choose from! Big selection. Fair value. Good helpful service.read more

Have bought retro equipment and 360 classics from them reliably several times. Great prices and…read moreclean products.

Coolest store in Utah! Most used video games stores are a mess! They're cluttered, and they smell…read morelike dirty socks. The owner of the store keeps this place immaculate and he's super friendly. This will definitely be my go to place for used games. My first purchase was a game gear, couple of games and a few street fighter frames. Can't wait to go back.

Love the Black Friday sales. I know you guys try to set a record each year, I hope you did! There…read morewas definately more that I wanted, just had choose. If you still have the Dune War for Arrakis kick starter bundle next Black Friday, I'll be back for it!

Best collectibles and gaming store in Utah hands down. Huge selection of comicbooks, trading cards…read moreand games. Super friendly staff. They treat their customers Ike family. There are other shops in town that will look up the value of your item on eBay at the register and up charge you, asylum never treats customers that way. Absolute gem of a store.

Neat little newer store with a boatload of CGC graded books. The prices on these were about at…read moremarket value, which is great. The ungraded higher end books, however, were sort of scattered about the store, on various walls, or even stacked (unstoppable) in a glass case. The back room ha 25 or so long boxes to look through. A note on the prices of the raw books: WAY over market. I mean, astronomically so. Prime example, Daredevil #181 in NM is a $5-15 book all day. This store had it at $55. That's just one example. I've never Said to a store owner/employee "how on earth are you pricing these?!" But I did today. The owners wife? Was super sweet though, and took my complaining in stride. I bought all of two comics unfortunately, but I was looking to spend far far more. I would come back, if only to score a nice CGC book or three.

Kind of a dark store, on the smaller side and with some very odd hours, the selection of comics is…read moredecent and there is a lot of eclectic stuff in there as well, such as old video games. There is also a solid selection of action figures, including some older ones, so worth a look in that respect. Prices are also excellent, which gives it the push I was thinking from 3.5 stars, but this would be something I'd look into only occasionally, as it's debatable how worth the fight to get in during the limited hours is. For me, this will be something I'll check in maybe 2 or 3 times a year...

Talked to the guy at the register and they said they had the console I was looking for but when I…read morewent in, I had to wait for some other guy to try to pry the back of the display off. I guess they couldn't get the case open, so now I gotta come back another day to try and get it and I don't think it's worth the hassle. The employee was very insistent on me buying the console today which was a little off-putting. It felt more like the guy that came in only cared about making money which didn't really sit right with me. I get it's a business but he didn't really act professional. The guy who helped me at the register was nice though. Lastly, most of their product is VERY overpriced with a few exceptions.

When you live in Hawaii and travel to the mainland or abroad, bringing gifts back upon your return…read moreis a must. Sweet treats (like cookies or chocolates) or savory snacks (like nuts) are typical gifts for friends and family. My daughters, however, usually request Pokemon plushes/stuffed dolls that they don't already have and/or may be very hard to find back home. So when I visited Utah recently to attend my oldest daughter's wedding, my honey-do-list included a trip to Gamestop to search for the requested Pokemon. Unfortunately, they didn't have anything new or different. Rooster's, on the other hand, had no less than 6 Pokemon that neither girl had. When I called the Mrs for confirmation, the word I got was, "They want this one, and that one, and how about that one, too." The staff was fantastic. The prices very reasonable for rarer Pokemon dolls. Thanks again Rooster's!!!

My favorite game store in Utah. More board games in one place than I've ever seen! The staff is…read morevery friendly and helpful. They have good game recommendations. I'm often looking for small box games as I travel and they're able to recommended several and talk me through what I might like about them. This place is awesome!

I have shopped at End Zone for about 16 years as a well-stocked store for German-style board games…read more There was a time that if you told them what games you liked best, they would recommend a purchase to you with a money-back guarantee that you'd love it. The few times I tried it their recommendation was worth the purchase. Now with almost 500 games in my collection and using BoardGameGeek for most game news, reviews and players' community, I only stop in for board games occasionally if they happen to have something new on hand for as fair a price as anywhere--sometimes works out, sometimes not. Today the stock on hand in the Clearfield store is quite impressive--less so in Bountiful. Indeed the 10% off MSRP prices are less common now than they once were yet I still recommend End Zone for its generally reliable effort to put some 'friendly' into the Friendly Local Game Store shopping experience. That said, if the small staff are tied up chatting with anyone else, the huge amount of stock can be challenging to navigate and find what you're searching for among the stuffed and cluttered shelves. I stop in End Zone more often now for the large LEGO store that now occupies half of the former retail space -- with the DnD and collectible miniatures/card games that one were there having expanded to the retail space next door. Their business has grown a lot! As a frequent LEGO buyer I find End Zone is an awesome store for adult fans and kids. As a 'gold' account member they get to stock many of the large and exclusive sets one normally only finds at LEGO brand stores or online. In pandemic times LEGO exclusives have frequently been out of stock online, so End Zone has proved to be a worthwhile stop for finding what I was seeking. Not always, but regularly. It's unfortunate that one doesn't earn any of the gifts-with-purchase or other loyalty rewards that LEGO offers for purchases through their brand & online stores--which tempers some of my purchases here--but at least End Zone prices their sets at MSRP. Retired set availability can vary widely of course. And End Zone doesn't carry any of the Build-A-Minifigure kiosk exclusives. But at least they are not like the Teton Toys store at Farmington Station who price their LEGO retail stock far above MSRP.

Do NOT trade in movies or games here. Traded in a small collection of 100-150 movies and they gave…read moreus .01¢ to .025¢ PER movie. 29.00 in store credit after waiting 2 hours for them to ring it all up. Never trading in anything here. Annoyed I have to use a gift card here. Bummer, could have been great for everyone.

Awesome service! I had 6 discs that needed to be clean, and although it took two hours (because the…read morescratches were really bad) they still did a great job at it. Keep up the good work over there everyone.

Amazing deals on art books, and DVD/blu ray galore. They also buy or give in store credits for old…read morecomics and collectibles. Very very reasonable in-store prices and catalogue for a collector. Long live physical media!!

These guys are seemingly dead set on proving that physical media is not dead, as there is a lot of…read moreit there...and toys...and collectibles, and video games, and comic stuff, quite a bit of that, surprisingly. Foot traffic for a Sunday was quite brisk. Like most used-media type places, this one is heavily dependent on what they get in, with exceedingly little new stuff, but even hitters like Wal-Mart can't be bothered, so no shame there, I suppose. Being in a mall, it is slightly more expensive, but the selection is quite solid. I found a couple very deep titles on my wish list and was pleased that I was able to ferret those out. This is almost worth dealing with the atrocious parking lot situation to visit, though I probably won't for quite some time again. I think my favorite thing is the layout, which is outstanding. Just well-done all around and if they had more of the newer release titles, I might be just tempted to push this up a star.