My old Wii is having some issues and my sibling found this store for me to check out. I drove from…read morethe city to get it diagnosed and the repair guy wouldn't even look at it which was super frustrating. He recommended other repair stores but why have a support area if you won't even bother trying to diagnose an issue much less fix it? No pricing on any packaging was also weird but they do have a website that's mostly usable. Cashiers can also check prices and stock for you. I ended up buying a few games just so I didn't go out there for nothing but was pretty disappointed based on the services offered on the website. The selection of games is really solid but I don't recommend them for tech support.

I remember when this was a smaller shop closer to Annandale and I was glad to discover this small…read morebusiness has grown up into this big space! We came here to get our Switch's charging port repaired. They were super friendly and much more affordable than other bigger franchises doing repairs in the area. There is a shortage of repair techs in the area, we were quoted a month for the repair which was the same as the other shops. Regardless, our repair was completed and at least 30% cheaper than the competitors. The shop is huge and had so much fun merch, my sons and husband were loving exploring their huge selection of games, while I was checking out their kawaii hello kitty plushies and caps. A little bit out of the way, but definitely worth the trip to support this local business!

I had a great experience selling a high value Pokemon card here. Very straightforward and…read moretransparent process. No nonsense, was in and out in 15 minutes which was super convenient for me. Cash or store credit trade ins are available, reasonable rates.

Great people, made one feel at home. Will be back to buy more pokemon cards. They even had the…read morelatest Japanese cards...and, you can also buy flowers at the same time.

workers are nice, there is a nice selection of manga and is very cheap for some pretty good quality…read morestuff. Highly reccomend if you're looking to buy manga/books secondhand

My roommate and I visited from Maryland. It was much bigger than anticipated and they had great…read moreselection and deals. My one complaint is that it takes them a while to process your donations and you only have 24 hours to accept the offer they give you. If you came from Maryland like we did, this isn't helpful. I wish there were extra staff members to process your donations while you shopped so you could accept before leaving. Overall, a cool store. Just be aware you will most likely not get your deal the same day.

I love Hashtag. The staff is friendly and welcoming, they have a great selection of TCG and board…read moregame stuff, and importantly, having been to a lot of board game stores, it's well lit and smells nice.

I met up with some friends to play a large board game. The store is surprisingly roomy. Staff is…read morefriendly yet keeps the environment orderly. I'd definitely play games here again.

I went in today (4/10/26) looking for some accessories for my Nintendo switch. They had everything…read moreI needed! I ended up buying some really cool joy cons and a monster Hunter rise pro controller for my switch! Just got home and tried everything out and they all work flawlessly! The staff are super friendly and their prices cannot be beaten! Way better than GameStop!! I definitely recommend giving this place your patronage if you're looking for old or new video game stuff. The staff are beyond friendly and the store is so cool. I'll definitely be back.

I am not much of a gamer, and I decided to sell my old Gameboy advanced from my teenage years. I…read morefirst went to multiple Gamestop locations and got referred to here as Gamestop does not do trade ins for Gameboy console and the games. Superbit is a retro gamestore and may accept some popular game consoles and rare games. I was greeted and was helped right away. The store employee knew exactly why I was there. He noticed the bright green color of my Pokemon leaf green and stopped everything to assess the value of my total trade in. If I had known how much Pokemon would have blown up in the past, I would have kept all of my cards and games and sold them here. Fun fact: The game box/packaging is worth more than the game itself. If you have a mint condition box that the game came in, it could be worth a lot. I thought I ended up with a good bargain because of the quick trade in and knowledge base of the employee. I am glad I got rid of my childhood games for some cash. I learned that retro stores like this is considered like an antique store.

I am LAZY. To get me to write a review takes a major impression and typically negative but the…read morestaff, especially Patrick, are amazing. I do not care what other comic book shops may be more convenient to my wife and I, Tosche Station is a rare type of business that sadly there just isn't enough of. I would urge anyone looking for a great gift idea or who is just really into comics and collectibles to do themselves a favor and visit this store. You won't regret it.

What an awesome little shop. We found this shop today because my husband was in search of a TNMNT…read morecomic. Unfortunately, they didn't have it but they did offer to border it for us. The employees were all nice and the shop is organized very well. We will deff be back as im on the hunt for things for my nephew.

First time here and it was the best time I've had at a retro game spot! Offered great trade in…read morevalue, communication was on point, and I found some goodies in a Free bin. Store was clean and they have a great selection of games choose from . 10/10 experience

I recently visited Arcana's Video Games Store after driving a considerable distance through heavy…read moretraffic because of the positive reviews I had read and the information on their website indicating that they accept trade-ins and support multiple video game platforms. The website even displays logos for the major gaming companies, which gave me confidence that my items would be considered. Unfortunately, my experience was very disappointing. I brought two Xbox systems to trade in: an Xbox One X White Special Edition and an Xbox One S with a 1TB hard drive. After arriving, the employee informed me that they were no longer accepting Xbox trade-ins because Xbox products were "not selling well." He also mentioned that I should have called ahead first. This was surprising, as there was no indication of this policy change on their website, which clearly indicate that trade-ins are accepted and it was the main reasons I made the long trip to the store. During the interaction, I also noticed an Xbox One console for sale in the store. When I mentioned this, the employee explained that it was a special edition. I responded that, given the price it was listed at, it might be difficult to sell. Additionally, after briefly inspecting my systems, the employee incorrectly stated that my Xbox One X was a digital edition. I had to point out that it clearly has a disc drive and is in fact the white special edition model. Overall, the experience felt dismissive and unprofessional, especially after explaining that I had driven a long distance specifically because the store advertised trade-ins. If the store has changed its trade-in policies, it would be very helpful to update that information online so customers do not waste their time making unnecessary trips. This was my first experience with Arcana's, and unfortunately it will likely be my last.

This is not the most convenient store to me, but I'll keep coming as they are one of the few gaming…read moreshops that hasn't become a scalper. Many others in the area will buy card games from the manufacturer then sell at inflated prices to squeeze all value out of a set. Pair o Dice doesn't do this and it's quite admirable. For example, earlier today, I went to two closer stores and was told a box of Avatar MTG cards was over $210 ($174 on Amazon) then I went to Pair o' Dice and bought it at $180. I'll gladly support a local gaming shop that supports their customers and doesn't see us as sponges to squeeze. Good job, Pair o Dice. I will be back.

Cool meetup spot, but all the products I looked at were at around 5-10 dollars more than what…read moreyou'd find at most stores (and/or market price for single cards), and I was only looking at the cheaper items. Additionally, the lady behind the counter was extremely unfriendly and a bit rude.

HUGE used book store and well worth the drive!…read more Their trade in process was really straightforward - when you walk in there's a trade in counter where they ask you to put your books into bins. I had one large bag that I sorted between two bins, one for books and the other for single issue comics and DVDs/non-books. About 45 minutes later I got a text that my trade-in was ready. I came back to the same counter after browsing the store and they offered me in-store credit or a lower amount in cash. They also returned the items they didn't want and I had the option to take them with me or leave them as a donation. I think it was a fair deal for what I donated, and I opted for the in-store credit. The store has a great mix of used books, dvds, comics, vinyl, and more that's pretty well organized. I will say there's a fair amount of duplicates of certain titles and it was interesting that some were priced higher than others - so check all the labels! In general the prices were reasonable with a few exceptions - I saw a really worn copy of a new hardback that they were selling for the list price ($35!) even though it had been out long enough that other books sellers were discounting it already. But then I also got a box set of dvds for $10 and a bunch of kids books for $0.50-2.00. It was easy to spend that in-store credit!

I have been shopping at this store for years now, unfortunately todays trip will be my last. Mckays…read morehas always had inaccurate pricing, but today they were so bad that I almost thought I was dreaming. Tell me why I saw Star Wars the Clone Wars: Lightsaber Duels for $18... Currently this game goes for $3.67 on pricecharting, heck when it game out in 2008 its peak was only a measly $5. Multiple gbc/gba shovelware games all overmarket, by around 10 dollars as well. In general the amount of 3-5 dollar games that they are trying to pass off as 15 - 20 dollar games is dis gracefully disgusting. The point of traveling to these stores are to get the good deals. All of the inventory they have are traded in for or donated so it makes NO sense! It seems that the employees make guesses when it comes to prices, that or they are being told to overprice by upper management. By the gaming section there was a sign that claimed that all of the consoles and equipment is tested beforehand by "gamers with over 30 years of experience" whatever that means. I got an Xbox One Kinect from them back in December, and worked normally. A couple days later I wanted to try using its mic functionality, was not functioning. So it was never fully tested by "gamers with over 30 years of experience" lol. The worst part is that they give you a 3 day warranty... it's not like people have kids, jobs, or other commitments I guess. The media (dvds and blu rays) were also overpriced per usual. Usually only by 5-10 bucks. My main discrepancy today was that I saw multiple dvds and blu rays with dirt and filth smattered on the covers. Your telling me that they have the audacity to up charge, and still refuse to even spend 10 seconds wiping the cover with a lysol wipe? Is it that hard to do? Disgusting! I can't speak on their book pricing as I am not well versed but pretty much everything else is overpriced in this store. It really sucks because these type of stores are supposed to be for lower income families who can't buy new. And instead is being treated like a greedy gaming convention booth. I genuinely feel bad for kids nowadays who want to start growing a small gaming collection post pandemic. With greedy "thrift" stores like this, even the shovel ware games are off-limits.

Store wasn't busy at all. Its very clean. Everything is pretty well stocked. The main reason for…read morethe 4 stars is that I dont understand why none of the registers are ever opened? Its also self check out and sometimes that requires to come by and help anyways. Very confusing.

This is one of my go-to Targets, whether its for returning something or picking up Starbucks. I…read morehave been shopping here before as well, but would have been years ago. Since they added the self-checkout counters, I don't have much interaction with the employees, except when returning. There isn't much dialogue exchanged, just the basic, so I can't speak to that much. This location is always fully stocked and well organized. It is located in very busy shopping center that shares entrances with Costco. There is plenty of parking available, even if shared by neighboring stores. I was very happy when they added this location to the order ahead in the Starbucks app.