I was pleased to find Collector's Box still in University Plaza. The store is the best place in the…read morestate to find boxes, card sleeves, and other materials for collectible cards (or card-based board games, which is why I had the occasion to go). They also sell Magic: The Gathering and Pokemon cards, if you're into collectible card games. There are cases filled with baseball cards (and maybe other sports?), NASCAR model cars, and other sundry sports memorabilia. I am not sure if the price on these is competitive, as I don't collect those items; the boxes and sleeves, though, were at a great price. The owner was friendly and courteous.

I went to Collectors Box to buy Pokemon today, had a small selection, with most of the items being…read morewell over 20-30% market, this wasn't much of a problem itself but when I asked if they could negotiate they gave me snarky remarks and even said "they're not market" which the statement itself I have no issue with, they said it in a very hostile way. Very cold and hostile environment, no interest in selling Pokemon, otherwise nice sports selection, would not recommend coming.

I bought a DLC code from Gamestop for COD Black Ops III. The code does not work. Gamestop refuses…read moreto assist me or issue a refund. They did tell me to sell this non working code to someone else, thus perpetuating this ripoff. I will not stoop to Gamestop's nastiness and sell a non working code to an unsuspecting person.

The lady upfront short, younger medium length brown hair had terrible customer service. I have not…read morebeen to a lobby before so was unaware about how getting the ribbon cut worked. There was already a piece cut off so I brought it up to check out. Not sure if they handle it up there because no one was at the back and she proceeded to stare at me in the most condescending rude way . Instead, she could've simply told me how it usually works instead of belittling me. mind you this was at least a 10 second stare making me severely uncomfortable and never wanting to go back to a lobby.

I love this store! It's owned and operated by people who are incredibly dedicated to what they do…read more They are definitely otaku who know about the things they are selling. If you have any questions they'll be happy to help. The store itself is clean and well organized. It's bright, colorful, and, of course, stocked with all kinds of great anime and other nerdy merchandise! If you are a fan of anime or know someone who is, you have to check it out. Keychains, figurines, toys, manga, dakimakuras, buttons, posters... you name it! And the prices are good too. The owner is always trying to improve the shop by updating the merchandise and even introducing new things like local art. They really care about the quality of what they offer and it shows. Needless to say, if you're ever in the area, take a moment to stop into the store and check it out. Any fan of anime is sure to find something they'll want to buy.

Went in looking for a gift for my friend's birthday and he really likes Rem. I went around and…read morethought the place was very cute inside, reminded me of being at a con and it was a booth there. Good selection of items and some I believe were house made. They had a good selection of Rem figures and I bought a good one for my friend.

See my review about the Anne Arundel Amateur Radio Club. You're not a true nerd unless you are a…read moreham radio operator! Ham Radio Outlet has several stores across the US as well as a hefty web presence. But here's the deal. Don't walk into one of the physical locations such as this one expecting a national franchise style electronics store. These physical stores look like an "old man" (ham radio speak) grabbed some garage shelving and threw some plain brown boxes of electronics gear on them. The have their High Frequency (HF) radios out for display and powered so you can poke around with them. Sometimes you need to use a rig to realize whether or not you are going to like it. "You mean the sub-menus have sub-menus???" So, what makes this store so great? A huge selection of radio related equipment you won't find anywhere else, not even the Radio Shack chain store the next door down. They also have super friendly employees who are hams, understand the hobby, and are more than happy to help. I went in with an article printed from the QST magazine archives on how to build a specific antenna. The salesman went through the article with me and made sure I had everything I needed to go home and start building my new HF antenna! 73, Matthew

I ordered an RSP1A SDR play. I received my order extremely fast. These guys have a bunch of stuff…read morefor a good price

Awesome shop, my son loves it here! They're very reasonable and always willing to make a deal…read more They're hooked my son up with a free Pokémon pack after making a few deals. Definitely worth stopping by and checking them out!

From the owner: Great selection of Sports and Pokemon cards, vintage to ultra modern. We also carry a wide variety…read moreof TCG including Magic, Lorcanca and Yugioh.

Very helpful clerk who is clearly bored and looking to engage the shoppers with her knowlege and…read moreability to demonstrate all of the games in the store. Good place for gifts for those looking to challenge themselves in an offline manner. I thought the Solitaire Chess was particularly interesting. As well, different and unique board games if you're looking to step out of the Charades, Pictionary and Scattergories to something different. Fun!