This place is pretty good for Gundam and Gunpla. They have a huge selection of HGs and a solid…read moreamount of RG and MG. The prices are pretty fair for Gunpla. They also have tools and paint so highly recommend. I was visiting from America and this place is a good place to check out for gunpla. Highly recommend

This place is tucked in the back near an arcade on the 2nd level. If you are a Funko Pop fan, stop…read morehere. They have a wide variety of pops, and even some vaulted ones, like Dobby from Harry Potter. Many of the Pops are on sale, and they're in excellent condition. Thumbs up and highly recommended.

One of my favourite video game stores in the metro Vancouver area of New Westminster! Great service…read moreand customer service! Prices might be on the higher side but lots of great collectables of video games and huge selections!

One of the things I did research on when planning my trip to Vancouver was to find any video game…read morestore selling retro video games. I'm visiting from Hawaii, and there are ZERO stores selling retro video games besides the thrift shops and buy/sell bookstores where you only hope someone donates or sells their games, which is very rare, and hope they're not incredibly overpriced, which is often. Nintendo NES games is what I'm collecting at the moment. I had a pretty big collection when I was a kid, and recently felt like expanding it. Luckily, Vancouver has a couple of these stores, and Gamedeals Video Games has TONS of NES games!!! Getting to this store located in New Westminster from Downtown Vancouver was a journey, but worth it. Coming into this store brought back so many memories when I used to go to video game stores almost every week 20 years ago. It was pretty much the exact same thing! Not only was there video games, there were also toys, board games, and other awesome things. Everything was very organized by section and in alphabetical order. I spent a good hour here just browsing and selecting my games. For the NES games, they were only loose games or with the box. No dust sleeves or instruction booklets for the loose games for some reason. It was hard not to buy every game that I don't have, but I only bought the ones that were priced below market value and in good condition. In the end, I came out with 8 games. I definitely would've bought more if I stayed longer! But I need to safely bring them all home! I was looking for rare games, which they had a few, but way, way, overpriced. Overall, a nice, nostalgic experience. An excellent store with games and accessories for every game console since the Atari. The staff wasn't exactly the friendly, talkative, super nerdy bunch, but friendly enough. I felt I got a decent deal for my games. Definitely happy! Hopefully they all work cause returning them would be a little troublesome.

Just like any other EB games around here, this place basically sells many of the Games you might be…read moreinterested in for PS3, PSP, DS, Xbox 360, Wii & Wii U. Their employees there are pretty friendly and their prices are the same as any other Gamestops/EB games. I would only recommend coming to this EB games if you are in the neighborhood.

By contrast to my other EB Games review, this one is my favourite. The staff is friendly and…read moreknowledgeable, there's usually enough of them, and they're always happy to lend a hand. I do all my pre-ordering at this location even though it's out of my way since I moved - they've been good to me in the past, so they get my business whenever I'm in the mood for video games (which is pretty much all the time, ever). If you buy a used DS game, it's probably mine. I went through a bit of a .. phase .. a few years ago, and bought (and played, and finished, and traded in) almost every DS release that came out. Fun fact! I'm poor now.

Service was fine selection is great its just that the guy offered me 10 dollars of store credit for…read moresome good games with a total value of well over $60

I live in Poco and it's a shame to have such a terrible retro video game store here…read more They have a great selection but this is the most overpriced retro store in the lower mainland. There prices are about 20% more than the highest eBay price. I would venture to say 30 to 40% more than press start in new west or game bit in mission. Honestly I wanted super Mario Allstars for my snes. This guy wanted $69 for it. I went to press start and it was $29. That's $40???? Over double the competition. Avoid this con man at all costs. Seriously there is like 10 retro game stores in the lower mainland. Take a drive, it will literally cost less in gas then to deal with this bozo. Or order the most expensive copy of what your looking for on eBay. You will still save money. I was in there yesterday, their games are also in shit condition. There snes and nes games. So not only are they ridiculously expensive, they are ridiculously expensive shit. :)

Walk briskly through the narrow one-aisle store to the barricaded back wall, touching absolutely…read morenothing, where you will find an alcohol based sanitizer dispenser duct-taped to the smeared plexiglass. Use it! You may riffle the various categories for something. I tried "Musicals" and found seven. Seven I'd never heard of...

Tom's Video advertises itself as an adult/family video store. I don't know what kind of family you…read morehave, but both the store and website lean heavily towards the adult end of the spectrum. The adult section is blocked off, of course, but you still probably wouldn't want to take kids here. Curious little buggers. On the regular movie side of the store, they have every movie imaginable, and it's up to date too - with stuff I didn't even know had been released on video. The staff are extremely knowledgeable - movie geeks in the best sense of the word. And unlike those other big-chain stores, Tom's is open 24 hours a day. It's a pretty interesting place to go in the middle of the night.

This is a rental store that reminds me of what Videomatica used to be. Not that I was even there…read moreto rent vids - I was there to buy. And it's a barrage of amazing titles new and old. Plus they have DVD, Blu-ray and even laserdisc. Counter gent was an old school movie geek like myself and was super fun to chat movies and the like with. I even headed off to the new sales Videomatica store afterwards and since I bought very little, went back to purchase more including a lessor-seen but reasonably priced Atom Egoyan collection of early films. (They covet the greats!) This store has it all in both rentals and sales - both of which are reasonable. LOVE THIS STORE!!!!!

AKA Video Cat. This is effectively the last video rental outlet in the Lower Mainland, but should…read moreendure for years as local leases are stagnant while landlords can't grasp the cool they're sitting on. On-street parking is always available for a quarter, with grocery and liquor store on same block plus quick eats across the street. Browsing with friends is priceless. There is no icebreaker like proposing and then having to defend the potential awesomeness of "Krull" from 1983. Staff are fittingly knowledgeable and casually geek about the films. Price is high. Late charge (over 7 days for regular titles) is just 50¢/day.

Terrible service. Kranky. Impolite. Can't put it all down to language. He fawns over his older…read moreregular customers. If you don't see the minimum $6 for card use sign and try to use debit you will get yelled at.

John and his wife provide a much needed service to the Kerrisdale neighbourhood in proving a full…read moreservice magazine and newspaper shop together with lottery and some snacks...seven days a week!! I cannot recall a day that they have not been open. They are totally dedicated to their many long term customers. It's wonderful to have such a commitment to the community.

EB Games is now Gamestop ! Like others before me have already mentioned this is one of the rarer…read moreones where you actually feel welcomed and valued as a customer . Not a single problem encountered with purchases , refunds , and picking up online orders etc . Certain hot releases are available online only and they're mostly convention exclusives , but kudos to them for bringing sought-after goodies here !

A toy store that also happens to sell some video games…read more EB Games no longer specializes in video games. Walls that were once full of video games have now given way to Funkos, Shopkins and Slime. I guess that since more people download games online, brick-and-mortar stores have to evolve in order to survive. This store is cramped and the inventory is messy and unorganized. They have a lot of "collectible" items, but a lot of them are not in mint condition anymore because patrons mishandle them. Merchandise can be found cheaper on-line or at big-box stores. However, some collectible toys are "EB Game Exclusives" which mean that they aren't sold elsewhere. I wasn't happy about my last visit. I was waiting in line, but was told later that the line started elsewhere. The queue was not clearly identified. While waiting in the correct line, the customers ahead of me were all given a lengthy spiel by the cashiers about why they should purchase accidental damage insurance. This lengthened what should have been a minute transaction into a 4 minute transaction. All told, I waited in line for about 10 minutes, which is way too long. Avoid the lineups and pushy salespeople and buy online.