This shop doesn't have a huge selection like some other shops, but their prices and customer…read moreservice are top notch. Of all the local video game stores I've been to so far, they are my favorite. I'll be back for sure.

Has a nice selection of older games and newer games, staff help me with looking for specific games…read morewhen I asked

The service was quick and efficient. They have an amazing variety of games to select from and many…read moredifferent systems. The selection is phenomenal. It can be difficult to locate video games that are rare, my only con is the price points for the video games are pretty high. I snagged a few games for my collection and will definitely be back to purchase more. The employee who assisted was kind and answered all of my questions. Go buy some games, cheer

My experience with Retro Game Trader left me more concerned about how the store is run than the…read morecondition of any single item. From the start, interactions with the owner felt inconsistent. Listings described items as "mint" or "like new," but what I received didn't match those descriptions. When I reached out, the responses were vague and shifted depending on the question, which made it difficult to get a clear resolution. What stood out most was the lack of transparency. Basic questions about sourcing and condition grading were met with unclear answers, and at times the explanation seemed to change. As a buyer, that creates a level of uncertainty that's hard to ignore--especially in a market where condition and trust are everything. After this experience, I took a closer look at other feedback and noticed similar concerns about communication and consistency. Even if each case is different, the overlap is enough to raise caution. A business like this relies heavily on trust between the seller and the customer. Right now, based on how this was handled, that trust just isn't there for me. I'd recommend being very thorough--ask detailed questions, document everything, and don't rely solely on the listing descriptions. If you need proof, his name is LANCE KRAFT and there are numerous reviews of this mans character, or lack there of... https://badbuyerlist.org/buyer/f0af05e5bd73adcfd1505f7c

I purchased a PlayStation controller and and extended warranty consisting of 25% of the purchase…read moreprice on 05/04/2925. The warranty was sold as a two year replacement for a new controller. Today I tried to exchange the defective device and was told they could only give me a refurbished one. Complete lies. I'll never shop there again. Best Buy at least doesn't lit to you about their overpriced warranties.

Ran by a gaggle of dog shit scalpers that don't price match. Charging 2x MSRP on items is…read moreabsolutely atrocious. Here's to hoping your shitty grifter company finally dies off.

The people seemed friendly, but they charge 10% over cover price for all brand new comics.read more

This is a friendly, well-stocked neighborhood shop that I love so much. Staff is unfailingly…read morehelpful, knowledgeable, and friendly. You can pop in for something or browse for an hour. Great for gifts, too. I usually come in here with kids who love this place and find lots to read and buy here.

Awesome selection. Prices are market but they had a lot of hard to find items. Nice to be able to…read moreput your hands on what you are buying.

Great shop, knowledgeable staff, games abound in video, tabletop and collectible card varieties, .read more

If you are looking for new comics, this a good place to come. If you are looking for older releases…read moreor out of print comics, keep going. The gentleman working was friendly to us and other customers as they came in to pick things up.

Clerk made Cyclops #1 release day really fun with a Summers family quiz…read more Fun shop, good selection, clean. Great comic book smell.

Great selection of games for every system the staff is cool and the deals are amazing I've found…read moremyself coming back atleast once every week to go and pick up something new and I'll probably keep going back for the time being go show this game store some love if you haven't stopped by already , you won't regret it

Awesome little shop in the middle of the action on Hawthorne. Friendly staff, awesome selection for…read morethe size of the shop, and a few dedicated parking spots out front. They have old school games and consoles as well as DVDs, some vinyl and a few comic books. Prices are fair. I brought some old Sega stuff and they gave me a fair amount of in store credit. Check it out for sure! Everyone needs a little nostalgia in their life.

I have picked up a few gems here! Competitive pricing and detailed descriptions of items make…read morebrowsing fun! They have had the same audio sounds from game machines and retro videos playing for years though, that is due for a change, but the quickly turned inventory allows for a sense of gambling excitement whenever I come by to check for additions to my collection. You can even be added to an alert list if you're hunting for a specific cartridge or disc. Excellent service and above par return exchange policy as well. Definitely worth it to stop by!

I tried supporting this local shop, but after what I saw, I won't be back. Watching a kid get…read morecharged $50 for a two-pack item with a $14.99 MSRP was enough for me. That's roughly $25 per modern pack--for cards that aren't vintage, scarce, or anything remotely special. There's a difference between running a business and shamelessly exploiting hype, and this shop clearly knows exactly what it's doing. That's not "market pricing," that's blatant price gouging aimed at the people least likely to know better. Card shops are supposed to build community and help grow the hobby, especially for kids. Instead, this place feels more interested in squeezing every possible dollar out of excited young collectors and their parents. It's hard to call yourself a community shop when you're pricing families out of the hobby. If your business model depends on overcharging kids and parents who don't know better, that says everything people need to know. Even their video games are priced way more than even EBay prices.

Used to be GameStar. Now goes by "Game On! Play On!". For the fact that there aren't retro video…read moregame stores on every corner these days, I will absolutely be back to give this place my business! They carry video games from most consoles from the past 30 years, the consoles for the games, Lego sets, funko pops, and more! Keep in mind they sell what they get so they might not have every game but I got four N64 games I really wanted! During my visit I saw, Sega Genisis, SNES, N64, PS1, Dreamcast consoles and more! And yeah maybe I paid a few extra dollars on some things but it supports local business and hopefully keeps brick and mortar stores like this around much longer. Sometimes you don't know what you have till it's gone people. Ken the manager was incredibly knowledgeable, helpful, and nice! Comparing their prices to Amazon or EBay, they seem to be right in line as far was what they're charging. In many cases actually charging less. Give this place a look!

Only a one-time visitor, but the store was your basic console retail business…read more I am impressed with the store's stock of vintage games and gaming accessories (NES/etc), but it's nothing you can't find at any other cookie-cutter clone-chain gaming store. I was disappointed with the location's apparent lack of Magic: The Gathering singles. One would think that with the HUGE window displays of M:TG artwork/branding that they would have more to offer than your basic booster packs and card sleeves. The store's customer service met your basic standards: greeted, asked if I needed assistance, wished a good day upon exit. I say it's definitely worth a stop if consoles are your thing.

Attitude issues.. business says open and I am here in business hours, but rang door bell and she…read morehad an attitude asking does the sign say we're open? I say it says closed but your hours are 11-7 and she responded back it is our anniversary we're closed like I am supposed to know.. FOOL.. I will not be back to your business

Seriously awesome place for a host of reasons!…read more Their selection and pricing: Honestly, their selection is one of the widest I've seen! Not just in a brick-and-mortar store, but online as well. For a place without a huge physical footprint, their inventory is MASSIVE. If you enjoy retro gaming at all, I can't recommend a drive out their way highly enough! Looking for a hard-to-find game for a discontinued console or the console itself? START HERE (you'll be glad you did, they're super reasonable!). Honesty and Integrity: Some of you may be asking, "Steve, you live a hot minute from Aloha--what dragged you out there?" My saga begins with some ****er who broke into my car over the holidays and stole my Playdate console and my passport. I'd reported the stolen console to Playdate's manufacturer, and they alerted me when someone tried to reset the system. Despite writing back to the purchaser(s) of my console many times, they never heard back. UNTIL SOMEONE SOLD IT TO TAPPER'S. I reached out to Tapper's, who had already been alerted that it was stolen, and they were INCREDIBLY cool about giving it back. I asked how much they'd paid for it, and they responded with, "It's ok, just make sure to let everyone you know that we don't trade in stolen merchandise." (A stance for which I, for one, thank them!) That said, incredibly cool people, a super well-stocked shop, and legit the kind of business that deserves every gamer's support. If not just for a visit, it really is an incredibly cool place!