Video Express & Game Exchange

There’s really not much to say about this except they do what they do very well! I don’t have anything against the chains like Game Stop, but it is such a relief to not get pushed into membership cards and mailing lists and all the associated junk mail. The guys at Video Express are smart and helpful, and will work with long-​time patrons on payment plans for merchandise. I have the streaming video services, but Video Express and Game Exchange has a nice selection of DVDs, too (one of the last hold-​outs), and they do a brisk enough business in that regard.

Great staff every time I come in with trade ins or any questions there always happy to help they always have a great selection of games and defiantly worth a stop if your in the area

Note: this review covers the games selection at this store and will not cover movies, since I don’t keep up with movie releases well enough to have an informed opinion.
Great place, great selection. Lots of games, consoles, and accessories including some very old ones and rare ones. I saw a Magnavox Odyssey, a TurboGrafx 16, and a Virtual Boy, among others. Plenty of used games and consoles from this past console generation as well. The owner (I forgot his name, sorry) considers himself a collector and is very friendly and willing to work with you regarding price and requests for unusual or rare items. He’s also willing to sell you a game that would normally be only for rent if you want it badly. Not a pushy salesman type, nor a clueless teenager, which is a nice change of pace when your only choice in this area is Gamestop.
I didn’t look at their DVD selection but about half the store is devoted to movie rentals and it looks like they crammed as much selection as they could in there. The store is small but not cluttered, everything it kept well organized. The only reason it gets 4 stars and not 5 is the prices are a little high compared to what you can find online, but this would be a great place to check if you don’t want to wait for shipping. Of course, you can also check the disc or cartridge for damage before you buy, a plus over online purchases. They also didn’t have the games I wanted right then. This is by no means their fault, though, since when it comes to used games stores can’t be expected to keep an ongoing stock of games that have been out of production for years.
I highly recommend this place for anyone looking for used games, really old games, and rare games and accessories. Not just because it’s the only place like it in the area (that I’ve heard of) but because of how well run it is. If you can’t find it online for a reasonable price, or you don’t feel like waiting, definitely check this place out.