Best Video Game Shops In Seattle Near Me

Zee: We had such an amazing experience at this place. You can tell the guy behind the counter knows his stuff. He was super friendly and helpful about the items we wanted/needed. We got a PS2, games, and a couple of accessories for it.There was a bit of a hiccup with the PS2 power supply that we bought, but the guy was more than happy to replace the power adapter. We were told that he double checks the hardware that he gets in, which I don’t doubt! It was just a happenstance that we got a faulty power cord.Thank you!!

Cedar Russell: Amazing selection of all kinds of media, fairly and knowledgeably priced. Staff is happy to talk about any number of subjects and answer any questions. A fun place to spend time, and I always walk away with something cool!

will leow: Dpad retro gaming and collectibles is a excellent store great customer service I would recommend this store to other people

Rodrigo Tintor: Great place for all your retro game needs highly recommended, nice staff fair prices, consoles and everything you need.

Dan Keller: It was quick, easy and convenient. The price was cheaper than where I live in West Seattle.

Jacky Chen: Forgot his name but the guy with long black hair who helped me, thank you! Very understanding and patient when I came in with my issue. They definitely have a cool collection of retro games!

Peter P: Update: ***After my orginal review from a few years back below, this place is a lot better to visit! Barbara has been there more often and man is she a ray of sunshine especially compared to past experiences with other employees. She always nicely greets you in a kind cheerful manner and is always willing to help. My son and I recently sold a couple of retro consoles to her and she gave us a fair price while being so kind and helpful during the process. I can't say enough kind words about her but hopefully she is there for a long time because she is a pleasure to work with and it's always nice to interact with a nice pleasant person like her. We have visited this place quite a bit since Barbara started working there so keep up the great work!***The store has a lot of cool stuff but the long haired worker there made me and my son feel very uncomfortable. He followed us around the store and kept asking if there was anything specific we wanted to buy otherwise he was too busy for us to just browse. Apparently his definition of busy was staring at his laptop which is all he was doing the short time we were there. He said Saturday was the day for browsing so in so many words he wanted us to leave. Maybe they should state that on their hours they have posted outside which would prevent other people from feeling uncomfortable and unwelcomed. Even my 9 year old son could sense he didn't want us there. This was our second time there and actually purchased a Lego set the first time but we won't be returning and will just go to the D-Pad which has a much more welcoming staff. It's a wonder this place stays open since it is always dead and based off the other reviews, this guy makes customers feel uneasy. In fact the first time we were there, I wanted to purchase an old school Nintendo stuffed animal for my girlfriend and I wanted to send her a pic to confirm she didn't have it. He rudely put his hand in front of my phone and said, "no pictures." I said, "I just wanted to see if my girlfriend has that already and he said you don't think she would want it?." I said, "I don't know if she has it already so how would I know if she wants it or not?" Despite that horrible interaction, we still purchased the Lego set. It sounds like his name is Nick and if he is the owner, he should probably improve his client relations skills or get into another industry.