Retro Games Plus

Super friendly staff. They have legos, action figures, movies, TV shows, consoles, controllers, games, and accessories from every generation of play. Highly recommend stopping in if you are into the hobby. They even have some PC stuff!

great selections of games and toy collectables recomend it more for the toys then the games. i usually stop by the orange store when i am in the area

I love this place and try and stop here anytime I’m in town! You get such good deals, lots of cheap used stuff, and hard to find stuff. From systems to games to movies and etc. I’ve bought a ton of stuff here on a bargain in my eyes. Friendly staff, too. Another plus are the price stickers peel off real easy and don’t leave any behind, unlike other places. Highly recommend!

Great store for finding classic games, equipment and consoles. However, in keeping with The retro feel of funcoland expect to get paid ¹⁄₃ of what they will sell your games, and equipment. You’re better off holding onto them. Aside from that, place is great.

Love this place!
My fiancé’ and I live an hour away, we drive out of our way to go to the location in Orange.
The employees are super helpful and friendly, every time I go I always leave with something.
They usually have what I’m looking for.
Never had a bad experience.

This store is absolutely flawless. I was down on my luck when it came to a repair of a video game system, not only did they help me get it repaired, but they would follow up with me about the repairs. My system now works perfectly fine today. If I ever need anything video game related I always come to this specific location. The people who work there are unbelievably professional. They know the ins and outs of video games video game accessories and all that that entails. They are warm and friendly to the customers. Going to retro games plus, has become a weekly activity for myself. This is one of those small businesses that will go above and beyond to help you. Whether it be for check out, or hang out, come here, to a place where they treat you as a friend not a piggy bank.

I finally made my way to Retro Games Plus and must say it was a thing of nostalgic beauty!
As an ardent retro game collector (NES and SNES) It is always a relief to find an actual store to purchase games and accessories instead of trolling garage sales, goodwill stores, or (worse) Greedbay.
The store is very clean and well organized and has games and consoles from Atari to last-​gen (PS2, Wii, Xbox and Xbox 360). They also have a number of strategy guides and Nintendo power magazines.
The selection of games was decent; not the best I have seen but its getting harder-​and-​harder to stock up on the rare games given that the secondary market is inflating prices. However, they had many of the common games that one would have owned if they had a system as well as the games that retro gamers should own if they are serious about starting to collect. In addition, they had boxed games and instruction booklets for sale if you are looking to be a completionist.
More importantly, and this is HUGE, they will replace game batteries! As any retro gamer will tell you, many of the games that let you save contain a small watch battery affixed to the circuit board. After 20 years, many of these batteries have died and will (or may) start to leak thus destroying the the circuit board they are attached to. Replacing these batteries is a way to not only return the game to its original condition, but to preserve the game from any damage. Not many places will undertake this process and the employee I spoke with said they even warranty their service for 60 days. Needless to say, I will be bringing in many of my games for service in the future.
As with many places, they also will buy used games and provide either cash or credit. I did not have any games to sell so I cannot comment on if the prices are fair or not. Again, as a collector I know how much I would be willing to pay for games as well as how much I would be willing to receive in order to part for a game.
With that said, the prices on the common games and some of the rare games they had in stock was comparable to what I would pay. Some may quibble and say you could find cheaper at a yard sale or at Goodwill but, again, given that many people are hitting up Google before selling «old» stuff it is getting harder to get a super cheap price on used games (the days of the $ 20 Earthbound are LONG GONE!) The mark up is not exorbitant and is comparable to other places I have been to that sell retro games.
If you are looking to relive the days of your youth or just looking to begin collecting, be sure to his this place up. You will not be disappointed.

I never review places that don’t sell food (feel free to check out my profile) but I just had to shout out this spot after my brother brought me here. With new games, old games, tons of rare and not-​so-​rare action figures, playable standup arcade games, game controllers and accessories, rare cartridge games and much more, this is a pretty outstanding spot on the Post Road.
As you can see in the pics below I was greatly impressed by the selection. I don’t even play video games anymore and I was absolutely blown away by the rare and hard to find stuff they had here. Honestly, I have seen a lot of this stuff on sale at game shops in NYC for much, much, much more.
If you get that same dead feeling inside every time you enter a Game Stop like I do, then you will definitely want to check out this place. It was pretty packed the Saturday I was in here and everyone was just like having fun and chilling around. Also the dudes working here are really kind and really patient. Also, if you are a parent looking for a cheap gift they have awesome dollar bins for action figures here. So solid.