Gamers

This place is hidden in plain sight and I didn’t even know it was here until a friend told me there was a retro game store in the Waterford area. When I looked it up I came upon this place. I had been driving right by it for who knows how long.
They have tons of old school games and also game consoles. They also repair consoles. The employees are super nice and always willing to help. If you’re into old school games and systems then you should check this place out. I wouldn’t come here looking for a specific game, if you’re doing such you should call before hand.
Their game selections change from time to time, sometimes they have better games. It honestly all depends, the store is well kept and is very well organized.
Overall, this is a pretty cool place and worth the visit if you’re in the area.

An awesome gamer spot with fun game stations and lots of old school video games.
My wife and I randomly stopped in Gamers while we were over shopping in the Waterford area. It is located in the shopping plaza across from the main Waterford Lakes shopping plaza near the BWW. It doesn’t have a ton of signage and is near another game store (which is focused more on board and card games), so you may have to look to find it. However, if you like video games, this place is definitely worth checking out.
The store has 3 walking aisles with various games set out on shelves on the walls and in the center part of the store. The first thing you will see (and be drawn to) once you walk in are the various game stations. They have approximately 8 – 12 gaming stations throughout the store, ranging from an old Nintendo system up to the newest X-​Box and Playstation systems. They had «Zombies Ate My Neighbors» playing at the Super Nintendo station and a Duck Hunt station with the old Nintendo gun up near the counter! It was great being able to play these games from my youth again.
What made it even better was that they have a wide range of games for each particular game system surrounding the game station. While you could find cheaper prices on Amazon and a more expansive selection at other bigger stores like Gamestop, the games were still relatively cheap and the attendant was more than willing to help us find anything we need without being creepy or overbearing. The entire experience was so fun and relaxed that I would definitely come back here if my wife or I needed to buy a retro video game in the future.
Overall, Gamers is an awesome little video game store. While I’m not much into video games anymore, it is definitely worth checking out if you are into old school video games or just want to play some old school Nintendo. Just know that my Duck Hunt score is going to be pretty hard to beat.

Anytime I’ve had trouble with a console, game, or something new they have no problem bringing me to clarity.

I was looking for an older video game and since I needed it the same day (as much as you can «need» a Nintendo 64 game…), eBay wasn’t an option. I wrote to three different Orlando game stores’ Facebook pages and Gamers Inc. was the only one to respond. They had the game and were able to hold it for me until I got there that evening. The price was comparable with what I saw on eBay, but I didn’t have to pay for shipping. Their return policy seemed fair (all games are tested, but if it doesn’t work you can bring it back for store credit).
Before paying for the game, I browsed the store a little. It’s about the size of a standard Gamestop, but with sections geared towards older systems, from the original Nintendo, Sega, and GameBoy to current systems. They even had a few emulator systems for sale that let you play the older games. Great chance to travel back in time and see some classics. It seemed that most of the games for sale did not come with original packaging, just the cartridge.
I noticed a lot of reviews here didn’t like the service. From my experience, they were quick to respond to my FB messages and in person they were helpful.

They have been getting a lot rarer games recently and have given me some good deals on trade-​ins. Had to bump up my previous review from a 4 to a 5! Gamers is only getting better!

Not a bad joint, but some retroes are way overpriced. Like, the crappy sports games should only be like a buck however some of them are like $ 9.99. Decent selection of DS and GBA games, also several PC games. I traded in several old SNES games here and got only a few bucks. The workers are a mixed bag, some are cool, some seem to have attitudes.

Really chill place. You walk in to see an array of nostalgia and delight. Old consoles you can play on and even older games to buy for your own.
The people behind the desks are really nice and cool people. You can start a casual conversation about really anything with them.
If you’re a fan of older games and consoles this is a must check out place.

I have never been ignored so bad at a game store. Nobody cared, nobody wanted to help, and they genuinely didn’t care if I wanted to buy anything.
They have some of the older games and game systems like the SNES, PS2, NES, etc. And the prices can vary. The selection isn’t the best and a lot of it is used. You really are better off going to gamestop