National Console Support

Flushing, United States

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+1 718-353-2803
Address:
3370 Prince Street, Flushing, NY, 11354
Downtown Flushing, Flushing
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
900 ftFlushing-Main Street
0.2 miFlushing-Main Street (LIRR)
0.8 miMets-Willets Point (LIRR)
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1 review of National Console Support

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Place rating: 4
South San Francisco, CA
Since 1995 or so,
has satisfied millions of wet dreams come true for all worldwide Video Game and Japanimation/​toys Geeks worldwide, who need to rely on a mail order source for all their original imported video game hardware, software, toys and assorted gadget needs, whether it is NTSC-​J straight from Japan, or the occasional interesting EU/​UK PAL version of a game.
I gave up the hobby a while ago, but noticed this place and website is STILL around and always up to date on the latest most popular video game trends/​software titles. Site is updated almost daily Monday through Friday’s with news. Never a dull moment in Geekland.
What’s interesting is that NCS has been so popular amongst the video gaming community, that even Asian gamers and vendors (like in Hong Kong) read that site, in order to predict trends and sadly price gouge when they see fit (especially anything «limited edition» that is artificially created on the market to drive up demand and price).