Games Galore

Great store with good selections and moderate prices. I’ve found some good retro games at very fair prices here.
Visiting from Nashville to see family, I try to make it out from Loveland on each trip to browse their retro games. It’s hit and miss as with any store that buys used games, but they typically have quality merchandise.
They have cool displays around the store as well, and an impressive back arcade area. Definitely worth the stop for any collector of vintage games, Magic players, or arcade fans.

Clean store, cashier was nice. Had an interesting selection of vintage video games. Good prices and some deals, like buy 2 get 1 free (I think) Game Boy Advance cartridges. Cool decorations.

they have a pretty big selection of games. almost every console. however if your into game collecting don’t waste your time goin there. You won’t find anything worth the price. I don’t think they do their research before putting price tags on things. $ 30 for metal gear solid? $ 129.99 for vagrant story? That’s just a couple examples from my last visit. If you want a good retro game store to go check out arcade legacy. they check the going rates on eBay/​amazon before telling you a price. good luck hunting gamers!

First and foremost, although a previous user mentioned that this store was located in the Cincinnati Mills Mall, it is in fact located in Northgate Mall off of Colerain Avenue. Now that I have cleared up any potential confusion on just where the store is, lets get on to the review!
Games Galore is basically a store created around the same principles as Game Swap. While carrying games for current generation video games, the store specializes in carrying games, accessories, and the consoles themselves of game history past. As the previous Unilocaler mentioned, one can find almost anything for any system here. On top of this, the store also carries a number of used DVDs and other memorabilia.
However, what makes Games Galore really cool in my opinion, is the fact that they have a mini arcade within the store that you can play. Heck, if you want, you can even buy the entire cabinet! Let me just say this, its been a hot minute since I’ve seen a six person X-​Men arcade machine.
All in all, Games Galore is a decent store to visit for any video game nerd. Personally, I would much rather visit a store like this than spend my money in a Game Stop where all they try to do is shove the latest and greatest down your throat. If nothing else, stop in and get your X-​Men on!

There is a thriving retro-​gaming scene that stands in the shadow of the videogame retail giant Gamestop. In fact, Games Galore sits just two stores down from such a store and it had a much larger crowd this morning in Cincinnati Mills.
Games Galore is a used gaming store that has every system from your childhood that you could think of: NES, Genesis, SNES, Dreamcast, etc. and the games to go with them. They also carry products for Wii, Xbox 360 and PS3. Since all the hardware and software is used, you can find some incredible deals there. They also have a good selection of used controllers and memory cards.
My wife usually hates going into gaming stores with me, but she was perfectly content this time. That’s because the store had a huge DVD sale going on (Buy 2 get 1 Free) and most of the DVDs started at $ 5 anyway. They also carry used Ipods and in turn are a great place to sell any of the things previously mentioned.
So if you’re looking to restart your NES collection with a copy of Duck Hunt and a NES zapper or you want to pick up a Genesis with a copy of Sonic & Knuckles, Games Galore is just the place to do it.