Game Stop

Eric was awesome! He listened to me and recommended a couple of bad ass games. I went home and played them immediately, LOVED them! Thanks again Eric!

Unfortunately the employee Eric was very rude to me. I keep running into terrible experiences at gamestops now adays. I wasnt approached or helped and when I got to the register, Eric made me feel unwelcome and rushed. The energy was immediately negative energy. He was unable to sell me the game i asked for and turned me away without another word or any other options while the other employee with the nametag «The dude with no name» just stood and stared. I do not reccommend this gamestop. The staff was not helpful at all and made me feel like crap. Another store going down hill due to the poor service.

When I arrived it was not busy, so I figured I would just ask the guy behind the counter (sorry I forgot his name), but I asked if he had the game and said he did not think they had anymore, but he check the computer and found that they might have just received some in a shipment that came in less than an hour before I arrived. He asked if I had sometime and of course I said yes, he disappeared behind a door, a few minutes later he returned with a box and then said this might be the box he needed, he opened it and found the exact same I was looking for. What great customer service he was providing to me. I found the game and told me the cost, which I was ready for, rang my purchase and I was on my way… this was all done in less than 15 minutes.
I would like to tell you, if you are looking for a hard to find game, you might want to try this location here and see the type of customer service you will receive.

Clean store with fairly standard products across all other Game Stops.
Tucked away between neighbors of Starbucks, Whole Foods, and Ross.
I’ve only interacted with one sales associate, and he wasn’t extremely enthused apparently.
Despite there being no line, I was purchasing a couple hundred dollars worth of games and a console (which. I guess isn’t worth a mini conversation anymore) and he really didn’t stray from the standard «Hello, Your Total Is, Thank You».
Ah well, they did hold the console for me over the phone so no true complaints. You get what you need. :)

The staff here are very helpful and only came here twice and I got the best customer service each time compared to other game stops! I will definately choose this game stop over the rest! Big ups to Olly (I think that’s his name!!) he deserves to be recognized!

Embarrassing confession: I shopped here on Christmas Eve. At 6:30 pm. The store closed at 8:00. The man working in the store all by himself (while more and more people trickled in at the last minute) was SO nice, SO helpful, SO calm, and SO competent. He multi-​tasked with ease: answered the phone, rang me up and showed a customer a gaming system all at the same time, all the while being considerate to each one of us. He was very impressive! He has skills! I should have complimented him at the time. I should have gotten his name so I could tell his boss. He is tall, thin, salt ‘n pepper hair with a goatee. I hope his boss gives him a raise! He deserves it! This is my favorite Game Stop because of this nice man! Merry Christmas!

Really extra-​ordinary service. I was ignorant about some things, but was put at ease right away and treated with respect. THIS is what customer service looks like! I will return.

Dude the people that work here are nice and it’s pretty cool, but Gamestop is getting slaughtered by the iPhone, Android, and iPad gaming market. I think the consoles are worth the electronics, but we live in the age of freemium where prices are totally warped.
This GameStop occupies prime real estate next to a Whole Foods frequented by well-​heeled local baby raising couples. I feel like this would be the PERFECT place for a Chuck E Cheese type place, or the IKEA daycare, and it should be marketed to wealthy young urban professionals with big plastered signs saying «NEGLECTING YOUR RELATIONSHIP? DITCH THE KIDS WITH US FOR AN AFTERNOON!»
Stock up this valuable real estate with Kinects, hire credible employees who won’t teach the kids to hate gay people, and you’re all set! Maybe they could do an eBay coworker daycare thing. Just look at what people spend on Disney vacations – it’s a gigantic white space!
There should also be an arcade education program so that little kids will get all the injokes their parents tell about Atari 2600 games. This is part of being a good civic citizen and building strong parent, child relationships. At some point they should even install a vintage Laser Tag in the woods segment so that children can further relate to their moms and dads on a pop culture level.
ROCK ON

I can not decide what to get my nephew and I am holiday shopping for a friend too but the crew at this game stop were really helpful (they knew the receipient of said friend)
I found some good games and a great deal.
Nice staff and good quality letting me see the game.

Conveniently located next to Starbucks and Whole Foods, I wandered in looking for a fitness video for my Wii. The staff was super nice with helping me look through all the used videos for me. The return policy is great too… 7 days to try it out or you can get a full refund. My friend was a bit obnoxious by asking them a ton of questions, but they were patient and answered every question professionally.

Not sure how long this GS has been around, but it seemed fairly new. New carpet smell gave me a headache after fifteen minutes of waiting in line.
Cashiers seemed friendly, but they couldn’t manage the ‘throng’ of people waiting to purchase things — it was 7 people deep.
Parking was a bit nutty because it was next to Whole Foods, Ross Dress for Less and a CVS. I can only imagine what this place will be like during the holidays… and I will make sure to avoid it.