Gaming Generations

I usually hop in only when I’m waiting for my pizza from Rocco’s. Very nostalgic with all the Atari and Nintendo G1 games and consoles. Fairly priced and my go-​to place when I am looking for a difficult to find video game from my past. I took a star off because the majority of the games they carry are for XBox and I detest the console. I prefer Nintendo and PS, that’s all.
I also took a star off because it’s pretty cramped. When there are a group of college guys, two kids, and their parents there, it gets stuffy. I’ve walked in and immediately out several times for this reason.
Parking is plenty as it’s in a plaza. They also give discounts to the college students with ID. I like that they are more than a gaming store, they can also fix broken iPhone screens. They also hold gaming tournaments on the weekend.

A great place for Point gamers– GG offers functioning game systems and games from the last 30+ years as well as DVDs and more. The store has the all the most recent game tech and is also like a video game museum in a way.
The staff are helpful and the selection can be great, depending on the amount of used copes coming into the store. You can also play games here in the back and they have a cool arcade machine in the store.