Game Stop

Dublin, Irland

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+353 1 872 4305
Webseite:
www.gamestop.com
Adresse:
12 Lower Liffey St, Dublin, Irland, Dublin 1
North Inner City
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130 m#315 Bachelors Walk, Liffey Street
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2 Bewertungen zu Game Stop

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Rating des Ortes: 2
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
In general, I never liked Gamestop. The staff aren’t known to be the friendliest or most helpful, and the prices are higher than anywhere else. I preordered a game here before and couldn’t make it on release day, came a day later and was told that they were apparently going to send it to another store to resell if I had come any later.
The branch is tiny so they have a very small selection of games and hardly any ps vita or Nintendo games. I rarely go here now now, unless I need a charger or hardware something but not to buy games.
Rating des Ortes: 4
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
I remember back when the original Playstation was taking lumps out’ve Nintendo and Sega that this GameStop, although I can’t remember if it was always a GameStop, was the bad-​ass video game retailer on the block.
These guys would de-​chip a cheap foreign machine for you no-​questions-​asked. Before anyone else got there, they’d sold more second hand games and consoles than Electronics Boutique had had hot dinners. They always had a good selection and an air or danger about them.
Not so much anymore, they appear to have gone mainstream, maybe due to a change in ownership, not sure, but they still have one of the widest and largest selections of second hand games.