The Game Gallery is one of Easton’s real treasures. It’s run by people who genuinely care about all games, old and new. The owner even offered to stock and sell my locally developed homebrew Atari game, which says a lot about how much they support the community around them. The shop is welcoming, fairly priced, and always a fun place to stop in. Highly recommended.
Stopped in here earlier today, discovered at random. I gotta say, this place is so awesome. It’s so nice to know that there’s enough people out there to support a brick and mortar store. Very cool. Staff/owner were great. Answered a bunch of questions, let me take pictures, and listened to my nostalgic wows. Sega, 64, Super Nintendo, Atari, whatever you’re into, they have systems, accessories, and games. Their selection is fantastic. You will definitely see rare games, and ones that you’ve probably never heard of. I can’t wait to spend hundreds of dollars here, lol. One thing I think this place should do, is have events to bring in more business. For example, Mortal Kombat I tournament on Sega, $10 entry, and the winner gets $100 store credit or something… I’d be in for sure. I have all kinds of ideas to bring hella business in here, and I’m super excited to have this place locally.
Matthew Blum
The Game Gallery is one of Easton’s real treasures. It’s run by people who genuinely care about all games, old and new. The owner even offered to stock and sell my locally developed homebrew Atari game, which says a lot about how much they support the community around them. The shop is welcoming, fairly priced, and always a fun place to stop in. Highly recommended.
Russell
Stopped in here earlier today, discovered at random. I gotta say, this place is so awesome. It’s so nice to know that there’s enough people out there to support a brick and mortar store. Very cool.
Staff/owner were great. Answered a bunch of questions, let me take pictures, and listened to my nostalgic wows.
Sega, 64, Super Nintendo, Atari, whatever you’re into, they have systems, accessories, and games. Their selection is fantastic. You will definitely see rare games, and ones that you’ve probably never heard of.
I can’t wait to spend hundreds of dollars here, lol.
One thing I think this place should do, is have events to bring in more business. For example, Mortal Kombat I tournament on Sega, $10 entry, and the winner gets $100 store credit or something… I’d be in for sure. I have all kinds of ideas to bring hella business in here, and I’m super excited to have this place locally.