I Got Next

I went to the store on a Friday afternoon and sure, you will find retro games range from Atari to Sega Genesis e.t.c… Prices just for certain NES games that isn’t worth $ 2 bucks is high and on top of that, customer service is poor. While I ask a question, one of his friends just cut into the conversation and continue to chat with him… Not professional at all… If your going to shop for retro games for reasonable and low prices, I recommend Ebay.

Shop local.
A perfect example that a family-​owned business isn’t always an expensive boutique. Great variety and tech support. I’ll be headed there again today for a PS3 remote and charger for my kid.

Mike and Steven are two of the greatest examples of dedication, knowlege, and cutting edge support. They are both two of the most compassionate individuals when it comes to customer care and seniors alike. I have nothing but good things to say about this place, and they are worth the drive.

First of all, this store feels like you just happen to walk in some random guys basement who happen to collect video games… The place is dark, quiet and very disorganized. Anyway, 1 star for HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE! I had two ps3’s brought here for repair only because it was close to where I live… Big mistake! They have horrible communication! Never calls you for an update unless you call them. After initially saying it will be done in a day or two, says its not yet ready and to wait two weeks. I walk in the store after 2 weeks, and not only was he (the owner) unable to fix the first ps3 which only had a hard drive issue, he made it worse and broke the disc tray! Then he says he can’t fix it anymore yet refused a refund nor even an apology! As for the other ps3, he said its the «red ring of death» and suggested for me to just light it on fire or something. Geez. Thanks.

I took my son there to trade in his old video games and pick up another game he wanted, only to have problems with the games, first one wouldn’t even load, took it back for another one the loaded but you couldn’t play it, so we took that one back and the guy wouldn’t make good in it, what a way to treat kids, I’ll never take my son back there again, this guy is a crook

Can I explain how much I love this place… Yes yes I can. I got next is a vintage/​new/​whatever they have in stock type of video game store/​arcade/​hang out spot for middle schoolers and people alike. You can find everything at I got next, from a $ 6 Cartridge of superman 64 to a $ 600 gaming setup. At I got next unlike other gaming store’s you can text out your game before you buy it, and you can pay $ 4 for a hour to play any game on any system. From a NES to a PS4, you want it, they’ve got it. You need it, they have it. You want to play it… Give them $ 4. I got next Is a Gaming experience you won’t forget!

The prices recently increased so I had to lower my rating by a lot. It’s still fun to see all the Retro style equipment. It’s worth a few goes.

It’s Always a fun time walking into this store and looking at all the video games of my youth or just chatting it up with Mike. My daughter and I discovered this store about 2 months ago, we try n stop in at least once a week. They also buy and trade old consoles and games… So if you like retro video games or new video games and you haven’t stopped by I got next, you should.

I go here to get my retro games and to get my games resurfaced ($ 5). I love this place, they always seem to have what I am looking for and I love supporting my local small businesses. Their service and return policy are outstanding as well. You can park at the small cigarette shop just past it on the next corner, if there is no parking out front.

The location is very discrete. The sign is on the window not the building so make sure you look if you plan on going. Parking is a bit weird as you can park on the street Foothill in front of the shop, but we were at Wendy’s across the street when we decided to check this place out so we walked. Met the owner who was a very nice person he was working on a PS3 and was telling me about his store and the selection he had. I came in just to get a glimpse and walked out with a good condition yellow Gameboy Color and Pokemon Yellow version. Both at very affordable prices. I looked online on how much a used GBC would cost and I got a fair price. The game’s battery was changes so that I can save my games so I was a thrill to hear. Overall I had a great experience and will look into buying all my new and used games at this shop. Remember to support your local game shops.

Great customer service and friendly. Took Ps3 in to get checked out and was able to do right away. Good prices .Does all major gaming systems for repairs even your controllers if they are not to bad. Very reasonable. i would highly reccommned

Great little shop to look for old retro games and newer console games as well. Owner also fixes electronics and games for the shop. Very friendly store. He’ll help you find whatever you’re looking for as a fellow game fanatic just to keep you happy even if he doesn’t have what game your looking for. I wish he’d hold more tournaments though, that’d be awesome!

Not a good place to get ur games

Friendly service and store contains a plethora of classic games for the avid retro game collector!

I had spotted that a new game shop opened in the former space of something called «Country Cottage» (take the sign down already!) a few months back so naturally, as purveyor of all gaming related things I had to check it out. I finally got a chance to swing by the other day, although it did take some extra waiting as it seems I came during the owner/​only employee on duty’s lunch break. I didn’t mind though, I can sympathize. They are pretty new, but for an independent game shop they had an okay selection of stuff. It’s no vast vault of stuff ala Game Dude in NoHo (my gold standard for retro games) but there was some stuff worth looking through. From what I remember I saw original Game Boy and NES stuff all the way up to current gen console stuff, but nothing too obscure. Sorry Neo Geo or Lynx/​Jaguar fans. Seems like this is a good spot to buy that really popular game you just never got around to playing *cough*zeldaocarinaoftime*cough*. (Don’t judge me, I only had a PS1 at the time!)
The owner (didn’t catch his name, sorry…) was super friendly and willing to answer any questions I had. I had misplaced my N64 a/​v cable and was hoping to find a first party one used. He tried to sell me a new third party one but when I, being the game snob that I am, expressed my concern for crappy off brand stuff he dug around and found a Nintendo brand one for me! On top of that, he hooked up his buy 2 get 1 free used games deal to mix and match so that my cable counted as part of the promo. Thanks, man. Bonus star for the extra effort. I will be back to see if any rare gems pop up. Now, off to play Ocarina… :)
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