B Plus Retro

This place is rad! Love the art he has up, and I FINALLY found Dark Cloud 2 at a price I could swallow. My man found the 1^st Final Fantasy, Dragon Warrior II and Megaman 2 for NES! This place is a hidden gem. If you love games, GO THERE.

If I could rate zero I would. Prices are ridiculous! Things are over priced! Owners rip you off when selling things to them and then inflate prices! The few times I have been gone in I have been ignored and stood there waiting for service. Then when I finally get any responds poor attitude is given. Would not recommend. There are better places and ways to get games.

This place is a joke, 5 bucks for a games if you sale to them beware this owner will will rip you off if you bring them a vintage Nintendo game, and use some scam tactic… I’
d rather do business in seattle!!!

So I’m sitting at home, when all of a sudden, my wife breaks the silence with, «You should get out your PS2. I want to play Crash Bandicoot.» Okay, sure. I consult my dusty storage bin, only to discover I… don’t have any. No problem. I’ll just swing by my local Gamestop and peruse their dusty used games stock. So off I went. I dug through their old boxless discs, only to come away empty handed. Unrelated aside: Don’t bother with Gamestop’s boxless discs. It’s old sports titles and Guitar Heroes. An employee told me about this place, and I resolved to check it out.
Inside the small retail space, the owner has managed to set up shop easily. Games are organized by system along the walls, with random systems and accessories around. The owner was setting up some rare games from his collection behind the counter for his monthly display (Prizes like Working Designs titles and the Ogre Battle series, for those well versed in such titles). I immediately located the two Crash games he had in stock. Roughly $ 20 apiece for a couple of PS1 games, which seemed a bit steep, but after a day of scouring, this was the only place I’d been able to locate them.
I was also in need of a power cord for my PS2. When I asked about it, the owner replied, «Yeah, I’ve got one in my box of cords.» Minutes later, he produced the necessary cord, for a grand total of about $ 45 to end my successful search. The owner was friendly and liked talking shop.
There’s a lot of rarities to find here, and the owner knows his stuff. It’s worth multiple visits.

This honestly the best store in all of Bremerton. The guy who works there is super nice and has no problem answering questions. He also helped my collection of rare games quite a bit. Can’t wait to go back!

Why hello there, video game store in my neighborhood!!!
This tiny, but awesome, little shop recently opened right down the street from where I work and I couldn’t be more excited. for such a hole in the wall, they have a great selection of classic games, consoles and accessories. I recently lost the power cord to my DS… not a newer DS lite or 3DS, but a clunky 1^st generation DS. It’s nice to be able to buy one just up the street from a local small business instead of buying one on the internet from some random person that might not even work.
Since the book store closed about a year ago I haven’t been any one store’s «best customer». This is all going to change now. I’ve had my eye on buying NES and SNES consoles for the last couple of years… and I may have found the right store to do so at.