Game

I like Game as a company. They seem to hire staff who enjoy the products the sell, and it comes across very well indeed.
Game in Braehead is no different from any other branch as far as general layout, pricing and facilities go. Also, and the best bit, those great staff are there as well. Always attentive, always offering help while not appearing nosy or annoying.
As well as generally being well-​informed on new released, they offer their *opinions* on the older ones. If they don’t know a game or system, they’ll ask one of the other staff who do. You’re a gamer walking into a store and talking to other gamers.
They’re also not bad with the non-​gaming crowd, so if you’re buying for someone else and you don’t know your PS3 from a Wii-​U then as long as you try your best, they’ll give good information. And as long as it’s unopened, they’ll swap it out for the *right* version if you’ve got it wrong!

This little shop on the corner seems to get busy at the least significant game release event.
It is long with the games stacked along the walls, used stuff at the back.
Don’t worry about the lines, unlike a lot of places that get freaked with lines, these guys handle long line really well. They have folks wandering up and down pre-​picking your game out of the locked cabinets before you get to the till. You will get in and out faster than you think.
Considering the scummy places that can sell computer games —
«Hey, all of our used games are now cleaned of all blood and tears»
This place comes across as fairly respectable. Although I would like them to stop asking me to bring in used games, pre-​order stuff.
Excuse me, I am at the till due to need to buy something not be interrogated by someone who works at a game store.
If you buy your games here — you will not walk away thinking you need a bath (physically or spiritually).