Hi-Tech Video Games

Games are really cheap here. Often they have deals like buy one get one free or buy t get three free.
If you’re looking for used ps3 or xbox 360 they have a big selection. Much cheaper than eb games. The guys here are friendly too.

Great store I had a scratched disk and they fixed it for me perfectly and it was also quick service 5 $for a scratched repair the price is very good and the guy at the counter was very nice

I usually come to this place to pick up used video games or to try to trade in my stuff for something new. They will offer it at a significantly cheaper price than retail for used games AND they will give you more in-​store credit than places like EB or Gamestop. It does smell like a backed-​up washroom in here (it has, for a number of years) but it’s not like you are going to stay here for long. That is the only downside of the place.
I agree with what the other people say in terms of friendly service and the ability to haggle. However, I often don’t as the guy will give me a discount just because he recognizes me. Great place for video games! Highly recommended.

I’ve only been here a couple of times, but I’ve always managed to find a used game I’m looking for at about 5 – 10 bucks cheaper than most places. They have all their used games sorted by price, so if you feel like spending $ 19.99 on something then they have a shelf specifically for that price range.
The dude working the counter was friendly and called me «brother» a few times. I think he gave me my purchase tax-​free? That’s always nice. They seem to have a lot of hardware as well, so I might swing by soon to get a used PS3 controller.
I strongly support any store that carries classic video game material.

I totally agree with Eliah H. on being able to haggle with these guys. Sometimes you don’t even need to haggle and they’ll lower the price on their own. I popped in here on the weekend to check out this place for the first time. They didn’t have a used copy of the game I was looking for so I was going to buy a new copy. At the major retailers it retails for $ 59.99 + tax. The guy behind the counter said they sell it for $ 65 including tax. Good deal, I save almost $ 3 over the big guys. I pull out my debit card and am informed that they’re cash only.
When I come back from the bank with cash the guy says $ 60 will do for the game. So without any prompting he essentially gave me the game tax free. I’m not sure if he was doing it because of the hassle of having to run over to the bank, but it seems more likely that they’re really flexible on their prices.
As I’m trying to get rid of my Wii I asked what they’d give me for it. This unfortunately was a low-​ball. $ 100 for the system, 4 controllers, and 2 nun-​chucks and would assess the games when I brought them in. Thanks, but no-​thanks.
They have a good selection of used games and they seem to be a little better on value if you’re trading in, not trying to get cash. So I’ll be back to see if I can get some used deals in the future.

This is one of the places I go to buy/​sell/​trade video games. It’s run by a father and son team and has been around for a number of years. Along with brand new video games they also carry a good selection of used games from old PS2 titles to the latest Xbox 360 and PS3 offerings. Prices are reasonable and sometimes you can haggle with them. They offer a fair price on the games you want to sell or trade as well.
They don’t sell DVDs or PC games but you might be able to pick up a used Wii or PS3 controller on the cheap. They want your return business and so I’ve had no issues if by chance something I’ve bought there didn’t work and I needed to return/​exchange it. The store is the only one of it’s kind in the area, you’d have to go to EB Games in the Dufferin Mall for anything similar in the neighborhood and of course you wouldn’t get the same good deal. I recommend Hi-​Tech Video Games.