Gamestop

Went in here today to trade in some games. Asked about any trade-​in offers they might have had, since signs indicated there were trade-​in deals. The one employee working there apparently had no idea what trading in meant, and could not help me in the least.
Go across the street to the other GameStop. They were great over there and helped me with my trades, and their selection is better across the board.

Douchey, arrogant, stereotypical gamer staff. No good used products at all. Frankly, Gamestop sucks. Use a local vendor.

Pro’s
Con’s
Staff is arrogant and lack knowledge on games
Sells broken items and will not take them back even with the receipt Bought two
PS2 controllers, neither worked, went to take them back and they would not even exchange them. When I asked what their testing policy was, they admitted they did not have one for controllers.
Pricing is inconsistent and all over the place. You can find a used game for $ 39.99 or a new game for $ 29.99 and it will be the same game
The location is so small. It is like shopping for an apartment in downtown Seattle. «That will be $ 60.00 per sq ft for your 325sq ft apt»
There is no rhyme or reason to their game displays. The older the game system, the more disorganized the games for that console will be.
The ratio of exchange is way off. They will give you less than Best Buy or a Pawn shop for a game or a console and even less if you chose the cash out option.
Their entire store is the size of my closet
Their game selection severely sucks
They pressure you to get their «club card» then you get no perks, we have had the club card for over a year, and have only received 3 of the magazines that were promised for a year with our membership.
Summary–
If I want to buy a little time while the girlfriend is looking at frilly stuff elsewhere, you may find me poking my head in here, otherwise, I try to avoid this place that is unless there is a new release coming out or that has come out and I happen to get to this location before another. I will admit that I prefer the Commons Mall location to any other as the people working there don’t treat you like you want to know how to reconstruct the universe on a zombie mentality.
The workers at this store are far too busy, most of the time, to even ask me if they can help or what I may be looking for and when they do and I happen to respond with, «When does this game come out?» They look at me like, «How dare you bother me!!»
I, personally, wouldn’t recommend this location. I would say to trek right up the street to the Andover Park location. It is MUCH bigger, with MUCH more stuff and with a MUCH better staff.

This game stop has always been ok to me. The employees seem knowledgeable and are eager to help. It does get a little over crowded but it is in a mall. The keep the isles clear and clean and the shelves stocked and in order. That is pretty much all you can ask of a game store. If you expected more than that is your problem. Maybe buy your games online from now on.

One of the worst GameStop store I’ve ever been in. I asked this big dude if they have any Xenoblade Chronicles brand new in stock and they said yes, we have one left.
Did you know what he did? Basically he took the CD out of his storage, where the games are and puts it inside the case, which was on display RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME! He even said «it is brand new.» Uh brand new games are suppose to be sealed fucker. So I left.
Is this how you sell brand new games nowadays? Perhaps it was a bad day, it was very busy and the store is tiny as fuck. People could barley walk or navigate around the isles. The games are a mess everywhere and that one staff is a total dick for trying to pull that stunt on me. I know my shit and enjoy my Unilocal.
You guys are better off going to the GameStop on Andover Park. Their selection is far superior, more organize and the staff are friendly. It’s also right by Barnes and Noble if you want to check out novels and stuff. It’s definitely one of my favorite GameStop stores.