I go here all the time for games for my ds and the games are cheap, not scuffed up,there's like 70…read moregames just for the ds every time I go there there's action,puzzle, platformer games,and almost everything and the people who work there are very nice to me even when I take like 15 minutes Also do you remember me I have red hair freckles and I only buy ds games I also come with my grandpa sometimes

I wouldn't recommend this company to anybody. I dropped off my PS5 for a repair and was originally…read moretold it would take 1-2 months to fix. After about 2 months I was told they would have to wait on parts to diagnose the console. I would call every month from that point and would get the same answer or told they're waiting on more parts for further diagnose's. It's been over a year and still nothing. They don't even reach out to you on status updates. They basically stole my PS5 and never said a word to me since then. Absolute crooks, on top of that, they charge exorbitant prices for retro consoles and games. Don't ever shop here or trust them with your belongings, they're THIEVES!!!

More spacious than expected going in, and pretty clean. Not lacking in merchandise, and even has a…read moresection dedicated for local creators. The staff are knowledgeable and welcoming. A good place for buying/perusing a wide array of geeky wares and sports cards. You may notice various thoughtful touches throughout the building; the children's books section has small furnishings for little ones to sit and browse, and there is a decent amount of space between racks/shelves that keeps the place from feeling like a warehouse despite having so much product. It is also the one place in town I have been able to locate king-sized Whatchamacallit bars.

These guys are total scalpersss! Prices were crazy and staff is only OK. Don't really recommend.read more

I can't really call myself much of a video game person especially if I'm 15 years behind on gaming…read moretrends (PS2 and the original XBOX to be exact). However, I didn't come in here for the video games. I came here for the significant collection of POP! figurines that they had displayed on a shelf next to the registers. This Gamestop is located in the Dimond Center Tower next to Bosco's Comics and Mrs. Field's Cookies. I never thought about collecting these pieces until a couple of co-workers had me started after seeing their collection of extensive and far-reaching pieces of the pop culture world that they were modeled after. Everything from movie characters, musicians, UFC fighters, WWE wrestlers, TV series, late night personalities, NFL players, and game show hosts among others had piqued my interest and I decided to start a 1980's era collection to display on a shelf in my office area. The employees here were very friendly and easy to talk to as I approached them. When I asked about the POP! Figurines, they became excited and started talking in great detail about what they had in their inventory and what to expect for new pieces being released in the upcoming months. I asked for any pieces from the 1980's and the manager immediately showed me several, pointing out that some of them were hard to find and only available in their stores. The ones that really stood out were Clark Griswold from National Lampoons Christmas Vacation, a classic that shows him holding a cup of eggnog in his hand with the Christmas hat, Hans Gruber, the villain from the first Die Hard film, Josh Baskin, Tom Hanks's character from the movie Big, showing him in the memorable scene playing on the giant piano, and Hannibal Lecter from Silence of the Lambs. Although the movie came out in 1991, the detailed figurine showing him in the orderly's uniform holding the razor blade was something I couldn't pass up. I was expecting to pay full price for all of them, but I lucked out when the manager told me that two of them were on sale for $5 each down from the regular price of $11.99. I was also given a list of the upcoming POP! Figurines through the end of the year and had the option of securing any of them on presale in case they sold out quickly. Some of the upcoming figurines included Maximus and Commodus from the Russell Crowe movie Gladiator, Arya with the 2-headed spear, Bran the Broken, Theon Greyjoy with the flaming arrow, the Mountain, Sansa Stark, the Night King with the dagger, and Jon Snow from the final season of Game of Thrones, James Bond characters including Baron Samedi from Live and Let Die, Le Chiffre from Casino Royale, Honey Ryder from Dr. No along with Daniel Craig's Bond character from Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace, Rob Zombie, Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, and the Earp brothers from the Kurt Russell movie Tombstone, and Xena: Warrior Princess. It was a great start to a new hobby thanks to their help.

Verity of games are good enough. The staff are always informative and never too pushy. The new…read morecollection of Magic card is a good sight to see.

They've got a little bit of everything--antiques, vintage finds, art, and collectibles--and you can…read moretell everything was picked with care. Whether you're into history, love unique pieces, or just want to find a special gift, this place is worth checking out. The team is super knowledgeable and clearly passionate about what they do. Can't wait for them to open--I'll definitely be stopping by to see what treasures they've got!

From the owner: Welcome to Arctic Artifacts! We've got a little bit of everything - antiques, vintage finds, art,…read moreand collectibles. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just hunting for a special gift, we're here to help you find that perfect treasure. Our friendly team knows their stuff and loves helping you discover something you'll cherish. Keep an eye out - we'll be opening our doors soon, and we can't wait to share our treasures with you! Founded by Jacob and Ray, Arctic Artifacts was born out of a desire to bring the charm of vintage and antique treasures to our community. Over the years, we've traveled far and wide to find one-of-a-kind items that inspire nostalgia, spark curiosity, and make perfect gifts. Our Goal is simple: to help you discover treasures that resonate with your personal story and style. We've got a little bit of everything - antiques, vintage finds, art, and collectibles. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just hunting for a special gift, we're here to help you find that perfect treasure. Our friendly team knows their stuff and loves helping you discover something you'll cherish. © 2024 Arctic Artifacts. All rights reserved.

Extremely friendly and knowledgeable one person staff at the time of shopping. He explained a game…read moreto me that I was interested in and my boyfriend was able to find and purchase the game that he wanted to buy. I will go back this Saturday for their sale day for sure to see if the game I was interested in is at a lower However, their return policy is a joke. My boyfriend attempted to return or exchange a defective or poorly constructed 10 dollar ds game holder and they couldn't do anything about it. Rightfully so my bf walked out of the store leaving the item behind. Terrible return policy.

I really love coming to this store. I'm a person that likes to pick through things to find what I'm…read morelooking for or often something I didn't know I wanted to begin with. There's games of all type, collectable figurines, T shirts and tons of game systems. Want to know the best part? They have layaway! This place is awesome. Prices are a bit higher than say a used game from Amazon. It's convenient though. I love perusing the used games.

I called the store asking to get the customer service number because there was a charge on my card…read morefrom there and I have not left my home for several months except to the hospital. He said he could not look up my account nor could he find the customer service number. I asked to speak to the manager. He said he was the manager and he still did not know how to find customer service number in the store. Its usually on a receipt but I guess its not there or they made some idiot a manager. I said this is why I dont do business with you and he said he knew they sucked and he could not do anything about it. Your the freakin manager!

It's a GameStop, there are many like it, but this one is in the Anchorage Mall…read more The staff here is nice and the selection is decent. However, to buy and sell goods here, you must bear the mark! Okay, having a membership might not be required to buy things here, but they push them very very hard! Employees must get beaten up badly if they don't hustle them enough. They will pay you pennies for your old-ass games.

Discovered this on my last day in Anchorage. Right from the entrance, there are lots of newer books…read moremarked for just $4.99! Store is huge and really well labeled by genre. Prices are fantastic. Several little nooks filled with good souvenirs/gift ideas.

Great independent bookstore with fantastic selection of Alaska themed books!! But such a variety of…read moretitles both new and used. Also fun accessories and stationery.

This was a cool spot! Great service, cool atmosphere and well-attended. I've got nothing but love…read morefor this place and I remember it fondly. A+

Super cute and enjoyable spot to relax! We came across this quaint little place on our trip while…read morelooking for a place to get warm during a chilly day. We wanted to find a place to get a warm drink and the Writer's Block exceeded our expectations with their bar! We were able to check out the newest releases from authors, warm up, relax, chill out with some of the locals.

I love Go! Calendar and Games. Their novelty toys are grossly overpriced, but they have all the…read morecool hard to find games that I just LOVE. Especially during Covid when families are spending more time at home together, I highly recommend you check this store out. They have lots of unusual strategy games you may never have heard of before like Blokus, Ticket To Ride, and classics like Othello and Backgammon. There's classic kiddie games you probably forgot about like pickupsticks and jacks! They've got all kinds of adult card games like Cards Againts Humanity. They have way more items in the store than they have one their website. They also have Calendars, obviously, so if you have a family member who has a, oh I don't know, a Glamour Chicken fetish, this is your store...

This store is so much fun! I always make sure to stop in and check it out while I'm at the mall…read more They have a great variety of games and puzzles and the staff is always friendly.

So I actually came here for a book club meeting, which was great…read more As a cafe it's slow. The lemon cake was not like your typical Starbucks Lemon loaf. And this cafe isn't really a Starbucks but a pseudo cafe of sorts. As a book store it's pretty good, lots of books and trinkets and whole kids area.

Eh. I'm not sure what the point is…read more B&N used to be a bastion of culture. While I grew up in a large metro in #FL...it still often felt like a small town. This is one of the first places where I ever had a non-drip coffee. Its magazine racks held...without getting too graphic...a lot of things a 13 y/o boy could appreciate. And...so many interesting books. So many more than the library, and presented in a much more intriguing fashion. (card catalog? BO-RING!) Times have changed though. Coffee shops have exploded. There are dozens within a few miles of this location. Books? Believe it or not, Amazon started as an online "BOOK" store. That's all they sold. The main selling point was "you can shop in your underwear!!!!!". You actually had to pay for shipping. In those days, you could make a good case for going into a B&N (or their competitor "Borders"). Now though? Amazon is consistently 20-50% cheaper on just about everything here. You'd think they'd price match? I asked them to price match a $20 book that was $15 on Amazon. They couldn't. I'll just wait a few days and save $5. I AM that cheap and I am NOT that impatient. They have all the stuff you're used to at a B&N, with some tweaks: Books: all the books Music: smartly focused on vinyl, the only physical media anyone still wants to pay for Starbucks: pretty big one located on-site Games: good selection of board games, the geekier the better Geek tchotchkes: overpriced figures/trinkets from geek culture (Star Wars, Dragon Ball Z, etc)