Gamestop

Sooooooo Sloooooow. 2 of 3 cashiers answering phones instead of checking out customers, a line of over 20 people btw. 3^rd time in the store, 3^rd identical experience. Never going back again.

When I need a new game but don’t want to wait TWO WHOLE DAYS for Amazon. This place is like every other GS ever. Super-​corporate script-​reciters for every stage of every interaction.
«Do you have any games, systems, tablets, or iPhones to trade in today?»
«Do You have a PowerUp Rewards™ card?»
«You have been pre-​approved for…»
«Would you like to purchase a one-​year warranty…»
I want to buy a video game. It should not take me 20 minutes when I’m (for once) the only person in line. Never call ahead either, it’s a waste of time for everyone involved. Their website will tell you their inventory, just go there and save the already overworked GS employee and yourself the hassle. Constantly understaffed. Usually filled with nerds wanting to show you their pokemon — and that’s not a euphemism, they really want you to see their Charizard.
Single worst parking lot in Brandon.

Always a huge line here. Always. I’m talking a 10 – 20 minute wait every time. Whoever owns this place needs to quit being such a cheapskate and put at least one more person on the clock. This isn’t a new thing either. It’s been like this consistently for several years. I’ve personally walked out and gone elsewhere at least 5 times. And don’t plan on asking any questions or getting any personal assistance… oh no. You’ll immediately feel like the jerk that’s holding up the line. And that feeling will come from not only the staff subtly trying to rush you, but also from the line of fidgety customers behind you. For that reason I give it one star. Go elsewhere whenever you can.

I’m glad they’ve changed their policies, but you can’t ever get in and get out.
When I was a bit heavier into gaming, GameStop was the bane of my existence. They’d offer pennies for your old titles, knowing full well they could toss it in a $ 5 bin and make a killing. While the buyback prices can still be low at times, they’ve come up a lot from what I remember. Case and point, traded in last year’s NHL game and received $ 9. May not seem like a big deal, but they used to give you $ 2 or less for old sports titles.
I think this is a GameStop problem and not specific to this location… but it takes sooooo looooong to do anything in here. Even a modest line will cost you 15 minutes as you have to recount the color of your first shoelaces to use your account.

The service at this Gamestop is great. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable about current releases and old-​school classics alike. The staff is willing to help you search for the perfect game.
The store is clean and well stocked. They have a large selection of used games, if you don’t want the high cost of buying a new release. The store also has several gaming stations to try out the latest releases. The gaming stations have always been working, which doesn’t happen at some stores.
The store will also purchase your used games. They have a discount program if you buy alot of games.
It’s not hard to pull off a game store, but this location makes the experience pleasant.

During my last visit to this GameStop, the store has grown to double the size, buying out whatever space was next to it. The selection was still pretty standard, no GameStop really seems to be superior over another. They all have the same newly released titles and most old used games look like garbage. I’m not really a fan of GameStop anymore these days and rather shop at Play N Trade

First off, I’m upset at ALL GameStops because I bought Lego Indiana Jones for the PS3 and got half way through and the game froze. I brought my receipt and the game to GameStop and the stereotypical nerd who «helped» me said that because it’s been longer than 30 days, there was nothing he could do. And to rub salt into the would of my wallet, he goes, «Well, you could sell it back to us for $ 16.00 and then buy a new one for $ 49.99» F. U. Seriously! I’ve been shopping there since it was Funcoland and now, I’m never shopping there again. Suck IT!