Game X Change

Went here today for the first time ever, wanted to see what the place offered to compete with GameStop. It has a really nice selection of old and new and when I say old I mean all old consoles (N64, GENESIS, Super Nintendo, Gameboy). And not only do they sell them but they also trade and buy old consoles and accessories. I ended up not finding the game I went looking for but I did end up buying a Kinect for my Xbox at $ 20.00 which was a beyond fair price. Then I got some games to go with it and ended up spending $ 40 or so in total.
Positives: they cleaned every used disk before they gave it to you, staff friendly, good selection of oldies, 90 day warranty on most electronics, and a 24 hour game exchange if the one you got you don’t end up liking.
Negatives: refund only through store credit or same item (not really a problem though considering all the cons, but it seemed important to mention)

This business is a scam — please be careful when buying any used products here.
Game X Change refuses to refund money on any purchase in store. Ordinarily, I would understand this policy, but this game store knowingly sells defective discs to customers, and then only offers store credit in return.
This evening my girlfriend and I picked up an old PS2 game at Game X Change, and it was defective. This is the second defective disc we have paid for in only three different visits. We went back up to exchange the disc for a different copy of the same game, but they did not have any more copies. They offered to give us store credit to use on something else, but we specifically came to Game X Change to play the game we bought. Now we are out $ 20, and have to go spend another $ 20 at a different store just so we can play the game we had planned our evening around.
This store will not work with you to make your transaction right, they will not guarantee their used products, and they are knowingly selling defective used dics attached to a no refund policy. Save yourself the headache and disappointment, and shop elsewhere.

So this place is really awesome. The dudes behind the counter are really helpful. I took a game in a few days ago to have it cleaned and after they ran it through the machine we were able to test it out on their console in the store. Their prices seem to be better than most stores and they give pretty good trade in values. My official go to place for all things game.

Game X Change should not be confused with FX Video Game Exchange right across the street. Seems like Game Stop suddenly has fierce competition with new local chains popping up everywhere like whack a moles, sorta like the revival of frozen yogurt. Oh and for your fix there’s Yogurtland right next door.
Unlike FX Video Game Exchange across the street, Game X Change also deals with iPods and iPhones. Yes, finally a market for used unlike a Pawn Shop in Bryan where you know the thing is gonna be stolen.
Very large selection, including movies on those old shiny disk things called DVD’s that were traded in by gamers. I almost bought Die Hard just to reflect on how much Bruce Willis has aged but then realized that I don’t even own a DVD player anymore.
Cool store. Like games and Apple igoodies?