Game Station since my last visit has moved to Old Forge. Parking is on the street and was easy to…read morefind. Interior is much larger than the old location, with plenty of room. Selection in the overall store is what I would call average, with a decent selection of various games. Console selection seemed limited. DVD/Blu-ray stock was decent and cheap, but perhaps a bit lacking. Where I think Game Station stands out is the selection of in box games, which can be difficult to find but were not cheap. They also had a reasonable selection of games for rarer systems like the Sega CD. Overall, if you are a local, Game Station is probably not a bad store to stop in and check out. I'm not sure I'd travel out of my way to check out the selection.

If I had not read these reviews before I called The Game Station, I would have been completely…read morebaffled. I was hoping to get quotes on some items I had, especially items that other area stores would not take. While asking these basic questions, the owner was brash and seemed offended that I had gone to other stores first. Thankfully, I had read the reviews, so, by the time he started telling me that I had been "scammed" and taken advantage of by the other stores, I kind of just knew to roll with it. As I read through my inventory, hoping to get yes/no answers, he was critical of what I had "Oh, it's model X and it doesn't have the cables? What do you expect me to do?" Well, Wayne, will you give me $5 for it? That's about the extent of it. It's a fat PS2, not fine art. He said he'd take it along with my Wii Balance Board, though not for much. He guaranteed he'd give me better prices than anywhere else. Fine by me. A few weeks later, I found a trove--and I mean a trove--of GBA and PS1 games in my parents' attic. I called and mentioned I respected him being straight with me and saying he'd take some of my undesirable stuff and then told him that I had found hundreds of dollars in retro gaming items--what might we be looking at and when could I bring it down? As I asked for estimates on some of the more notable PS1 games, I was met with a tirade about people who shop around and use him for price discovery. I get it! But then he told me prices anyway, while oscillating between asking if I had other desirable games and criticizing some of my other, less-popular games. Again--you'd think they didn't want my business--but we got through it and the estimates were consistent with what I found online. I showed up with three boxes of electronics and I stood back as they were unloaded. In person, the owner and his wife are really pleasant people. We don't need to get into details, but we exchanged small-talk for an extended period of time and I enjoyed the social interaction. The prices offered were fine but, hey, wait a minute, what about the fat PS2 and Wii Balance Board? They didn't want to take them. With the largest cache of PS1 games that anyone has seen in 2020 on the line, we were able to work something out. I left the store with $400 in my pocket and felt like I had befriended the husband and wife team. A week and a half later, as I unloaded what few items remained, I realized that I was missing my 5th-generation iPod (~$50). I knew that someone at the Game Station must have taken it out of the box and we hadn't discussed it or anything. But almost two weeks and no heads-up call? I called and identified myself ("Hi Wayne, this is Tim O ... ... I was in a few weeks ago and sold you some games ..."), but was stonewalled ("Ok?") into actually explaining why I was calling, at which point the owner admitted "oh, yeah, we put it on the side and were wondering when you were going to come back for that." Err... you were in possession of something belonging to a customer due to your mistake, had my name, address, phone number, *and* the knowledge of when I was leaving NEPA for Chicago and you sat there wondering when I was going to try to come back for it? Sorry--I didn't see a need to write a review but, upon reflecting, it's hard to classify this as an honest oversight. I headed down and was asked to name a song on the iPod I had last used in 2009 in order to prove it was mine. Naming a song correctly, I was provided with the iPod and the comment "nobody listens to that shit anymore." Truer than you'd want to believe.

Best Buy Rocks! I…read morewent in to get some information on the Echo Dot and ended up purchasing 4 of them as well as 2 insignia speakers. I had the original Amazon Alexa unit and thought I'd get a Dot for the garage and one for the basement. The price was so great, $29.99, I ended up getting some extras as gifts. The speakers were on sale for $9.99, regular $39.99, so how could I go wrong.

Went to purchase a new car radio. Specifically asked for a wireless car play radio. Got the radio,…read moreall accessories and schedule installation. I get home and find out the radio isn't android auto. So I drive back to the store and have to purchase another radio that was $200 more. I get home and had a follow up question regarding the rear camera. I called the store and in routed to India and ultimately routed to someone's cellphone to leave a voicemail. So back to the store I go to return all this stuff cause no one can answer my questions and I don't feel comfortable purchasing almost $1000 of product with no support. I returned everything expect the radio and the accessories. A few days later I check my credit card balance and they never returned $300 worth of installation. So I call best buy to get them to do the return I asked for. What do they tell me? That the rep who checked me out messed up and it can't be done over the phone. SO BACK TO THE STORE I DRIVE. I get there and speak to a manager who did the return and said it would reflect in a few hours. As it turns out it's really 7-10 business days. I then get an email a few days later about the dash kit I ordered to install the radio. It's been delayed. I called best buy to find out why. Would you believe the manager that did the return is a moron and returned it wrong so I owed 60 cents in state tax preventing the shipment. I think the call center could hear the vein explode in my forehead because he just comped me $1 so it would ship. That said, despite me telling 2 managers and 5 employees whose literal job it is to handle vendor signs (they wear black shirts) that the wireless car play sign is false and can lead to more angry customers processing returns and they should take it down, the sign is still up and displayed. So if you're looking to get a cheap radio at a discount, head over Dickson City best buy and purchase the pioneer 1800NEX, return it, purchase the radio you really want, then tell management to discount it for you due to the inconvenience of driving back and forth for their stupid signage.

Very convenient and easy drop off of our non working microwave. Highly recommended for recycling…read moreelectronics.

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We have a wall air conditioner that we are interested in replacing. The current one we have is a…read moreFriedrich brand, which we know are sold at Voitek's. We also wanted to shop local. My boyfriend stopped in and approached a salesman. He offered little help (younger, tall guy). Pointed him in the direction of air conditioners and that was it. My boyfriend went to him with questions bc he knew exactly what we were looking for and wanted to see if it was available from Voitek's. The guy stared at his computer and said he would need to have the installer come to our home to give us an estimate. He left his phone number were told we'd get a call the following day. It has been over a week now and we haven't received a call. We figured that would happen due to the awkward interaction. As soon as my boyfriend left Voitek's he drove to Rebannack's in Kingston. The sales guy there was super friendly, but unfortunately they do not sell air conditioners. He was so nice that we'd definitely buy appliances from them as opposed to this store closer to our home. Customer service is everything. We have the $, but won't go back to this store. They obviously don't want our business. The owner responded after seeing this review. Yes, the salesperson did call us after this was posted, but we won't fight for someone to call us. They should have called us regardless. There are so many businesses out there and this one obviously doesn't need the business.

I knew it was to good to be true Bought a Maytag stove there on Jul18th Delivered on July 19th Well…read moreused the oven once and as if July 31st It wont work Called there was told to call one number for service It was the wrong company Called back and said I am not playing this game Was told I have to call Maytag for service I see that another customer recently had the same scenario So my take on this is that this company is selling broken stoves I will see what happens when they come to fix my stove It is the oven AGAIN just like the other customer Maybe you should find out what is going on with these stoves

Very disappointed that they still do not allow Salvation Army Bell Ringers to raise a little Xmas…read morecheer for those in need. And the way employees aren't allowed to say thank you or return a 'Merry Christmas' shows their lack of appealing to the majority while willing to bend over backwards for the minute minority. I might add about my wondering how target treats their employees since hardly any of them have smiles, look you in the eye and say good morning / afternoon. The one good feature about target (Dickson City, PA) is that being a guy I have no issues with women entering the 'men's' room. The 'identify' as a woman sex abusers leave more accessibility for straight guys. Not so much fun for the very young or elderly females.

Ho Ho Ho or should i say i gotta go go go to the bathroom…read more my friend was using the lav in target. honestly annoyed there's only 1 and it's in the front. one time i had my sis and she had to go and we were back in the seasonal section. and i had to run her to the front so there was no CLEAN UP IN SEASONAL. Anywho. my friend had to go and part of the joy of a long trip to the lav is catching up on this and that on ur phone. bad news. no cell service. Something important could have happened while she was in there and she wouldn't have known bc there was no service. it's not much to throw a wifi box in the bathroom. i took off 2 stars for the hassle. also i the line for starbucks is always long. on a good note xmas tree farm was playing so at least she was able to sing and be occupied during her stay in the bathroom. pic for reference below. happy holiday!