The Game Gallery

The Game Gallery is located in downtown Easton, so bring quarters for the metered parking as they are quite stingy (25 cents for 15 minutes.) Many game stores are short on space, but not this one with significant room and most don’t have arcade machines… but this one does! Machines available at the time of my visit included classics such as Simpsons Arcade, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and Tetris. Rare machines included Super Mario Brothers and the six-​player two screened X-​Men machine. They had many other games including a DDR machine. More room is available in the back for tournament play.
Stocks of console games and machines from several generations were located at the front of the store. Selection was good and I saw several complete 80’s systems along with games from obscure consoles. The staff was extremely friendly and helped us locate a collectables store that was our next stop. This store was an incredible nostalgia blast from the past that I would absolutely recommend.

Great service, good prices. Staff is extremely knowledgable. Great variety and if they don’t have the product you want they are willing to get it.

I have stopped in here a few times now, every time I end up leaving with more than I expected. In addition to great games, I always end up having a good conversation with the employees. Everyone is knowledgable, friendly, and genuinely happy to help. I definitely recommend this store to anyone who has a love of retro-​gaming. The selection is good, and every game I’ve purchased has worked perfectly.

This is a nice place for a walk down memory lane they have a arcade in the back and sell old systems and games in front all your old school retro systems that you grew up with. Sadly just like every other retro game store I been to they charge high prices for old games yet won’t test it out for you to see if it works before you leave. Which would be a huge bonus and a advantage over ebay. Yes you can return it but if the customer asks they should test it and would save time for both parties involved. In closing i would say go in play the arcade buy some stuff but unless you are with in easy driving distance i say just use emulators

Cool video game store where you can buy vintage games for any system, as well as new items. They have a small arcade in the back. Feel the nostalgia!
I happily support them because arcades are hard to come by and they are keeping the dream alive. ;)

Bought an Atari 2600 with a ton of games. Got home and one of the controllers wasn’t working properly — I live a couple hours away so I sent them a Facebook message and they promptly sent us new and better controllers! Such a great store, very friendly and helpful, always willing to recommend games. I love this place and make sure to stop in whenever I’m in the area.