Gamestop

Was able to get my games within minutes. The two young men at the counter were helpful, and asked if I needed help immediately, and even though I didn’t, helped me find my games and get my items that much more promptly. The games were reasonably priced for being out for 5 – 6 years.
The smaller man, the beta of the two, was firm in his maniere. He did not move but rather stayed at his register. His thinning hair and high pitched voice reminds me of a salarian, and preferred to use contemporary terms like «next gen» and even called me «champ» as I bought my items, perhaps indicating a repressed inferiority complex stemming from his historic inability to attract a mate, or, an attempt at a playful, social nickname. Either way, as a loyal customer to Game trader, I may be visiting this location more often to get some used games.

Love this Gamestop! They don’t really pressure you with all that «did you pre-​order’ nonsense that all the others do. Also the guy that works there is really nice and is knowledgeable about most games. He’s not a noob like the other clowns I’ve seen at other Gamestops in Tucson.

The employees are really knowledgeable/​friendly here, but not all in your face as with other video game stores I’ve been to. LOTS of used games for relatively cheap, as well as new ones of course. They have a rewards card… though I’m not precisely sure what happens when I use it apart from getting a free monthly gaming magazine which can be entertaining.

Let’s face it, Gamestop has a niche clientele. If you’re not a gamer (or married to or dating one), you’re probably not going to stop in. That’s a shame because the guys here are really nice. their customer service is quite good. Every employee is knowledgeable about a wide variety of games and systems and is quite happy to answer your questions.
If you’re buying or trading in a lot of games, ask about their magazine subscription/​discount card combo. It’s a really good deal and gets you a year subscription to a rather informative gaming magazine.
They always have a sale or a pre-​order that you’ll probably be interested in, so stop on by. If nothing else, drop in and play demos of new games on any of their in-​store systems.