Gamestop

It’s a convenient location. It was very busy and staff was helpful. I needed to purchase a game. You chose a game and they have them in back shelf behind register

There is no point taking anything off the shelf to the counter to buy. Basically they have an entire store of boxes on shelves for no reason.
Counter girl was sweet, but No, I dont want to drive all the way out to Chula Vista or Mira mesa because they ‘might’ have it. thats why i came here. Oh well.
Lost a customer.

The guy who manages this store is unfailingly upbeat and helpful. Anyone who has ever toiled in retail knows what strength of character that requires. He really knows his inventory, release dates, and clearly wants to help the customer make the right decision. Don’t ever change, Gamestop Manager-​guy! :)

I don’t understand all of the 1-​star reviews for this place, but to each his own I guess.
I have been to this location many times and I have almost always found what I needed.
They keep a good stock of games and they give good trade-​in amounts. I usually wait until we have a pile of used games (that we have either beaten or gotten tired of) and bring them all in. It definitely helps keep the gaming budget in check!
Granted, there is an issue with small talk from the employees. They LOVE to talk shop with every customer. They are nice guys and I find the super-​geek banter to be pretty amusing haha. Also, most of the employees either play or have played most of the games and are more than willing to give you their honest opinion before you buy. However, this can become an issue when there are a lot of customers in the store.
Overall, this is a pretty good location and I would recommend it.

The day GameStop ceased to carry old gaming consoles and other handheld gaming systems, accessories, etc. was the day it sealed its fate. I can tell you I’m not going to renew my card.
Came here looking for a memory card for a Playstation 2 only to find out they stopped carrying ‘old’ consoles like that in anticipation of the Playstation 4 and XBox One release. So they’ll still take in iPods and iPhones in their inventory but they gave up on the PS2? What’s this monstrosity? Guess this forces my hand at online gaming retail like Amazon after all.

I hate going to this store. If it wasn’t so close to my work I would never stop here. The staff creeps me out every time and I CAN’T EVER JUST BUY A GAME AND LEAVE WITHOUT ALL THE BANTER. Just because I am purchasing a game does not mean I want to discuss the finer points of how and by whom said game was made. Yeesh save the «shop» talk for someone else. Maybe throw in a dash of professionalism. The selection is good but it always takes forever because someone will be at the counter asking the overtasked clerk a question that is clearly over his pay grade. If there is a different game store closer to you, go there. If not, prepare to suffer but at least you will get the merch you were looking for.