Retro Game Camp — Local services in Tokyo

The store seems to have adapted prices somewhat for tourists, since every single visitor including me, was a tourist. The shop is very nice, definitely retro vibes, the issue continues to remain with the behavior of tourists that act like selfish 12 year old kids. The store could allow about 10 visitors at most, but there’s like 40 people in there blocking corridors, basically not caring the slightest about the next person. No wonder no Japanese visit it. If you are willing to overlook all of that or if you are one of the types of people I described above, then consider this a...

This is a FANTASTIC shop that treats its customers with great care! I purchased a game console from them and when I got it back to my hotel it didn't work correctly. I took it back to the store and the clerk hooked it up and we discovered that the issue was the power supply. He tested a new one to make sure it would work correctly and swapped me out without issue.

Even all that aside, it's a very cute shop with a wonderful selection and a very kind staff. If you're a retro gaming enthusiast (Famicom up thru PS2), pay them a visit and you'll find...

On the positive side, the selection is pretty good and everything is organized fairly well. I think if you are visiting Japan for a week with money to burn and limited time this is probably a good one-stop shop for you because it has a lot of the popular titles you might be looking for.

However, this brings me to the downside: be prepared to pay dramatically marked up prices. This is the case throughout Akiba, but this place is particularly bad. If you cater to tourists who don't know any better you can get away with...