Gamestation

Owned by the same company as Game, but good to check out the differences in prices.
When trading in they will offer to beat the prices Game offer.
They have a great window display and general checky branding which appeals a bit more than the crisp Game.
They have a student card for discounts which they will issue you when providing evidence of study.
They have a great selection of retro games which will take you down memory lane with some titles for the Snes, Nes and other oldies.
They often do varios free gifts as an incetive to pre order games in advance of the release.
They have several consoles set up and will allow you to play the game instore if you ask.
It can get a bit busy at the weekend but the shop is generally well laid out.

Gamestation in Norwich’s Castle Mall is a thoroughly recommendable place to get all your gaming paraphenalia. They do an excellent set of bundle deals on consoles and a decent stock of pre-​owned games too. Best of all, their trade in price is guaranteed to be higher than any other games store. So when you’re ready to trade that battered old PS1 copy of Carmaggedon, stop by at the Game store on the way into the mall, check the price there, then carry on through to Gamestation and get a few pence more. Word to the wise though, don’t try this on a Saturday unless you have a lot of time on your hands. Both Game and Gamestations are absolutely rammed at weekends

This is an excellent shop for all your gaming needs.
It sells all the latest games for all platforms including xbox 360 and ps3. They do do other platforms too.
Their shop is easy to navigate around and it’s easy to find what you want but if it’s help you need then there is always a member of staff around to ask.
The store is very well lit and clean and never no mess around.
It can get quite busy though especially leading up to christmas when they can have some good deals on.
My husband loves going into this shop as he has an xbox 360 and always checking out new games.
I have found though that they can be slightly more expensive than some other shops that sell games.