David is such an awesome guy, so friendly and easy going. He'll chat about anything and everything…read morecomics, Star Wars, Pokemon, etc. They have a little of everything collectible and TONS of certain things like action figures, comic books, Pokemon cards, Funko Pop, and anime. They seem to be branching out a little into sports cards, Lego, Warhammer 40K, even cosplay costumes. We've even sold/traded a few items for credit, and they are very fair. We do wish he carried more paintable miniatures. To any of you fanboys/girls out there, I can't recommend this place high enough.

Everything is overpriced and it smells like dog shit in the store. Not sure if it was the staff or…read morethe store but the I would not waste your time here

This spot has a big variety of comic books and more. The prices are very affordable depending on…read morewhat you want. They have a lot of antique toys and comics, even collectibles. They also have electronics from Nintendo 64 to switch games . The owner is awesome even the workers. Must check out

First off, I've been in this store a few times and spent well over $1,000 in toys, today I go in…read moreand I was digging thru a tote and the owner asked me to leave, I was unaware that the toys were not for sale and I asked him if he would sell them to me and was rude and asked me to leave and never return. Jason, you should be ashamed of yourself for treating me like that!!

This place definitely is the cure for feelings of nostalgia. They have so many great items and the…read moreprices are fair. Plus the staff is incredibly helpful and friendly.

Been to this location twice and I was standing at the counter for 15 mins and both times I was…read morenever helped. Multiple employees seen me and just looked away.

This is such a cool vintage retro clothing shop! They actually have all kinds of local handmade…read morestuff. Prices were very reasonable for the amount of uniquely curated pieces. I regret not getting a handmade pizza ring. But I couldn't pass up a granny core Christmas grab bag for $10! I love the element of surprise in a grab bag, and my crew neck turned out super cute! The cashier was super kind and asked me questions. I'll definitely be back!

This place is an awesome vintage shop with a variety of cool wares - mainly clothing but they have…read morerandom things like albums and CDs - definitely one of the unique parts of OKC's Plaza District!

Very helpful and friendly personnel that stood behind their product even though it was technically…read moreout of warranty. Got my phone up and running again quickly and efficiently.

Staff was helpful and had a good selection of devices. Not necessarily my kind of place, but they…read morehelped point me in the right direction.

Staff is great and they had what I needed but the plumbing somewhere in the strip is broken and has…read morebeen for months so it smells unbelievable bad inside. It seems pretty crazy that GameStop corporate would allow the building owners to not fix this ASAP. It's a terrible environment for employees and customers.

Hit and miss staff. One fella here is super nice, another is an asshole…read more I prefer the GameStop of old where you could find used games for almost every modern game console. Sadly, they cleared that all out years ago and opted instead for adding crap like anime t-shirts and socks. Umm, no thanks. Just stick with the games.

Store is supposed to be open at 11am and it is 11:26 and still no worker in sight. I came on my…read morelunch break and could not get what I wanted

GameStop, 7640 Northwest Expy, Oklahoma City, OK 73132…read more Game Stop over promised, under delivered with Zelda game reservation. When Game Stop announced the ability to pre-pay for The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom on social media, they stated that those who pre-ordered at the store would receive a wooden plaque as part of their "special edition" offer. I went into the story and did the pre-order and was told by the associate named Devon that the game did indeed come with a wooden plaque. Fast forward to today, I went in to collect my game with the plaque and was told by Terrance that they had no plaques as they were given away during their release event the night before. I explained that the plaque was promised to me by Devon when I pre-ordered the game. Devon was at the store and said that he always says, "While Supplies Last". This was not the case. Matter of fact when I was pre-ordering the game, he was distracted by another person at the counter and was talking about a video game they were currently playing. When I kept explaining to Devon that the wooden plaque was promised to me, he said, "I understand but there is nothing I can do." He was very condescending and dismissive. He said, "I could try calling other stores but I am sure that they don't have any available." He said, "Nintendo didn't send us enough." When I was leaving the store, they rolled their eyes and giggled as they apologized to the customer waiting in line behind me. I had the opportunity to order this game with a discount from another retailer. However, I chose Game Stop because I was set with the expectation that I would receive the wooden plaque. I am sure the game will be great and that this may seem trivial, but I believe that businesses to deliver on their promises. If they're unable to do so, they should try to make the situation right and at least treat the customer with respect. I urge you to be cautious when pre-ordering games from Game Stop. Especially when they promise a bonus item as part of their "special edition" offer.