GameStop

With the name «GameStop» in your title, you would sort of expect to find at least a decent selection of games available for purchase. I still have yet to find this at this GameStop despite it’s somewhat moderate size and space.
Out of most of the stores in the area, this is probably my least favorite branch mostly due to a few reasons. Their selection is very lackluster and poor, worse then the Greece Mall in terms of what is in stock and what is actually «there». I have had many occurrences where I’ve taken a game up to buy, knowing that they have it in stock after checking online only for the associate to come back saying he «couldn’t find the game», meaning to me it was likely misplaced as it happens a lot in my job. This has happened with three different games over the span of three months so I’m either carrying bad luck on my shoulder or someone at the store isn’t a very good organizer. Regardless, I now have to be careful bringing any game up to them.
Over the whole «misplaced issue», the store appears to be decently organized to an extent. The Wii selection is very hard to find, a huge problem for me as it’s really my system of choice at the moment. It took me a few tries meandering about to actually locate the small stand next to the PlayStation 3 titles. I’ve rarely ever found any games that I needed to add and the ones I did find didn’t come with their original cases… not worth it to me.
The store is very dirty and shows it age well. It’s not a complete disaster but some games that have been sitting their for over a year are caked with a thin layer of dust that can be hard to remove once you take the game home, not very ideal.
On a positive note, their Xbox and PlayStation titles were a modest size and organized the last time I went but I can’t say for sure if they even stayed that way since sometimes I come in and I’ll find a «S» title between a «B» and «C» title.
Not much to comment on the staff here. Most of the associates to me either looked to depressed, content or neutral, lacking a lot of visual emotion whenever I made a purchase. It’s probably because I ask to have a complete game and I check the disc to make sure it will work even if the associate checks it because I just want to be satisfied with something I am buying.
I think GameStop needs a good morale officer to give its associates a good boost in energy because the whole establishment just feels miserable and underwhelming. I hope this improves as time goes or this branch may soon find their doors closing for good.

Plenty of staff but no one would acknowledge us which has never happened before in a GameStop store. Very rundown and sad. Couldn’t find a wii section.