Would definitely come here, I bought my ps2 here for a good price. There's a great selection of…read moregames here, they're well organised and neatly put away. The man who sold me the ps2 was so generous and he threw in a free disc of manhunt. There's also a good amount of books here. Very professional and have been open a long while. The wizard approves ‍

Great spot for deals,got a really nice deal on some Final Fantasy games which go for high prices…read morein The R.A.G.E and on Amazon,the staff is help full and good for a chat,what more could you want?

Surprisingly deep stock of vinyl across many genres. Rock, metal, jazz, and especially multiple…read moresubgenres of electronic music are well represented. Lots of cassettes as well. Found some good used vinyl. Prices are nice and the folks minding the shop are friendly. Hard to spot the door to this basement shop.

It could be a five star review but the guy he calls itself "the boss here", then it still is a four…read morestar review becouse I liked the place a lot first time I've been there and I will come back when I visit Dublin again. I discovered this place via Yelp and I heard it named by some local record collector and when I visited I found it pretty cool even if I do not collect or even play retro games. What I liked in this store in the first was the attitude: lotsa records everywhere, lotsa turntables to try them by yourself, lotsa selection and fair prices. The place is little, is literally underground and the people working there are pretty young and they listen to very good music with old time stereo systems that sound ok especially for the place. Someone in Dublin said to me this businness is run by Trinity College students (and it could be considering, lucky them, they are pretty young: I met three of them, a guy looking like a young Mick Jagger, a very nice lady spinning great country infected records and the self called Boss I said before (he played Sufjan Steve records, so he shouldn't be that bad :-). The young Jagger played a super cool The Clean record after we had a talk about new psychedelia and paisley underground (I found a True West record for 5 euro, or 3 records for 12 euro department down below) and I recommended it to him to check it out. So, what I really like in this store, was diggin' in that "3 records for 12 euro department", were you can really find everything, a lot of any and every type of stuff in various configurations and conditions! Some have broken covers, some got terrible vinyl condition, then same, many, are good and they can be a real deal, then they still are like they presented them: second rate purchase for one reason or another and it needs someone like me to appreciate it and buy it, just if the price is reasonable. So the first time I was very happy becouse, after having all the fun in the store listen to those records, selecting them and finally choosing a big bunch of them to buy, I was greeted by the "young Mick Jagger guy" an appreciable, appreciated and expected discount. I went out of the store very happy and find the time to come back two or three hours before the fly to come back home few days later. Sadly "the young mick jagger" left the store before I completed my new selection to purchase and when it was time to pay there was "the boss" to the register and the attitude was completely different related with the price policy even if I said the other guy had a completely different approach and it was in that moment he explained to me he was the boss there. I let my selection there literally in his hands (no purchase) becouse it was impossible to find a fair agreement (and I was a bit disappointed) then I still recommend this place becouse it is still my fav place for records in Dublin (hoping to find the right guy at the register). PS: I was still lucky: pretty much what I was interested for (circa 30 records) was bought in my first visit, those additional 10 records I left at the register wasn't essential so "the boss" didn't impacted too much on my The Rage experience. No too much "rage" at the end. :-)

Great idea!!! Second hand electronics like it iPads phones and even games consoles…read more Staff are extremely helpful and very nice. Would definitely shop there again!

Guys, be careful when purchasing a dvd box set there, bought the Hitchcock box set yesterday only…read moreto realise in the evening that one movie was missing. I went back to the store today expecting a refund but they "couldn't do anything" as I didn't have the receipt anymore. Don't expect them to check the contents before making a sale! Now I'm stuck with an incomplete item having paid the full price for it..

GameStop is in harsh terms a poor man's GAME. It does video game trade in and the usual console…read moremalarkey but hasn't got much of an edge in the ever running war between the two video game giants. It generally is a bit more pricey than GAME and doesn;t have great offers. The stock is categorised pretty shoddily and I rarely find what I'm looking for if it's a harder title to find. All that being said, I did buy my beloved Xbox 360 here a few years back and got a great deal, considering how much the Xbox was selling for at the time. It seems you can get a good bargain here if you strike while the iron is hot. Just keep your eyes peeled for the right offer.

Gamestop @ St. Stephens Green is a great place to pick up the odd game you might not have heard…read moreof. Although the shop itself is a bit smaller than many of the others you will find, this one gets a good supply of people turning in second hand games making it a great place to have a route if you are passing by. I am forever finding games I have never heard of or special editions I didn't know existed. The staff are nice enough, but as others have said, their prices are a bit more than GAME, but then again you can sometimes find a sale here you won't find at GAME, it's just a matter of checking sure!

Very sad to see Gamestop closing down in Ireland... Spent alot of time going there over the years…read moregetting kids consoles and new releases, good luck to all the staff in the future

I hate shopping for video games because it normally takes a least a half hour and I have to feign…read moreinterest in all the news arrivals. But as far as video game shops go, the Game Stop on Henry Street is la creme de la creme. Like the other Game Stops in the city, it offers some amazing sales. It has stacks and stacks of games for all consoles. It will give you money for your old video games or you can exchange them for a new or pre-owned game and pay the difference. Game Stop has the same scheme for DVDs which are located upstairs. You can exchanges your old movies for new ones and pay only two Euro. This deal beats any DVD rental place.

Sub City is for all those comic book fans out there - a treasure trove of material. They focus much…read moremore on the printed matter than on the toy/collectible end of things. The shop is narrow but packed and reasonably priced even in this age of internet shopping. Whether you've read all the Frank Miller stories out there or you've just heard of Alan Moore, this is not an off-putting nerd-paradise that you might expect. That may have something to do with the daylight streaming in the window.

The world of comic books is one that I have never delved into. I am a big fan of reading, and of…read morelooking at pictures but comics have just never interested me. Combine that with the fact that anime scares me, and you have the reason why I have never, ever been inside a comic book shop. But, I decided to be brave and check Sub-City out, for the sake of adventure and boredom. Now, having absolutely no knowledge of comics, going into a lion's den of this sort was extremely intimidating. I really didn't have much to look for or at, because I wasn't looking for anything and didn't know what I was looking at. But, the guy at the desk greeted me like he would any other comic book dork and I was enlivened. I perused the comics, marveled at the amazing artwork in some and checked out the models, which are probably a lot of fun to put together. The guy was tied up with another customer, but when they were done I knew he was going to come talk to me and I got all panicked. Lo and behold, he sauntered over and chippily said, "how's it going?" "I don't know what I'm doing, I'm just looking around. Huuyuuuh thanks!," I blubbered. He laughed and proceeded to say it was totally cool and to let him know if I needed help. He handled my dork meltdown well, which makes me think he probably deals with that a lot.