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The Experience Share Video Games
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Nearby attractions
Jean Sweeney Open Space Park
1100 Atlantic Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
Franklin Park
1432 San Antonio Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
Nearby restaurants
Forbidden Island
1304 Lincoln Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
El Caballo Wraps
1108 Lincoln Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
Domino's Pizza
1215 Lincoln Ave, Alameda, CA 94501, United States
Swell Bar
1539 Lincoln Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
Crust Baking
1101 Pacific Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
Little Joe's Express
1410 Encinal Ave, Alameda, CA 94501, United States
Jay's Coffee Teas and Treats
1414 Encinal Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
The Benton
1403 Encinal Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
Lazybird Coffee
930 Central Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
Malaya Tea Room
920 Central Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
Nearby local services
In The Cuts Barbershop
1222 Lincoln Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
Juan's Barber Shop
1201a Lincoln Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
A1 Market
1420 Encinal Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
Frank Bette Center For the Arts
1601 Paru St, Alameda, CA 94501
Market and Nest
1408 Encinal Ave A, Alameda, CA 94501
Friends of The Alameda Animal Shelter
1590 Fortmann Way, Alameda, CA 94501
Santa Clara Market
1449 9th St, Alameda, CA 94501
Alameda Golf Works
1710 Lincoln Ave, Alameda, CA 94501
Two Marys’ Mercantile
2021 Alaska Packer Pl Suite 112, Alameda, CA 94501
Nearby hotels
Marina Village Inn
1151 Pacific Marina, Alameda, CA 94501
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The Experience Share Video Games

1600 Sherman St, Alameda, CA 94501
4.7(127)
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attractions: Jean Sweeney Open Space Park, Franklin Park, restaurants: Forbidden Island, El Caballo Wraps, Domino's Pizza, Swell Bar, Crust Baking, Little Joe's Express, Jay's Coffee Teas and Treats, The Benton, Lazybird Coffee, Malaya Tea Room, local businesses: In The Cuts Barbershop, Juan's Barber Shop, A1 Market, Frank Bette Center For the Arts, Market and Nest, Friends of The Alameda Animal Shelter, Santa Clara Market, Alameda Golf Works, Two Marys’ Mercantile
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(510) 407-1046
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expsharegames.com
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Mon11 AM - 7 PMClosed

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Nearby attractions of The Experience Share Video Games

Jean Sweeney Open Space Park

Franklin Park

Jean Sweeney Open Space Park

Jean Sweeney Open Space Park

4.8

(444)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Franklin Park

Franklin Park

4.7

(244)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Nearby restaurants of The Experience Share Video Games

Forbidden Island

El Caballo Wraps

Domino's Pizza

Swell Bar

Crust Baking

Little Joe's Express

Jay's Coffee Teas and Treats

The Benton

Lazybird Coffee

Malaya Tea Room

Forbidden Island

Forbidden Island

4.6

(826)

$$

Closed
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El Caballo Wraps

El Caballo Wraps

4.6

(200)

$

Open until 12:00 AM
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Domino's Pizza

Domino's Pizza

4.1

(172)

$

Open until 12:00 AM
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Swell Bar

Swell Bar

4.4

(134)

$

Closed
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Nearby local services of The Experience Share Video Games

In The Cuts Barbershop

Juan's Barber Shop

A1 Market

Frank Bette Center For the Arts

Market and Nest

Friends of The Alameda Animal Shelter

Santa Clara Market

Alameda Golf Works

Two Marys’ Mercantile

In The Cuts Barbershop

In The Cuts Barbershop

4.4

(35)

Click for details
Juan's Barber Shop

Juan's Barber Shop

4.8

(39)

Click for details
A1 Market

A1 Market

4.7

(38)

Click for details
Frank Bette Center For the Arts

Frank Bette Center For the Arts

4.5

(22)

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Reviews of The Experience Share Video Games

4.7
(127)
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1.0
25w

Just wanted to share my experience with this place.

Back in late June, I dropped off a box with some old consoles and games—Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, a Sega Dreamcast, and a Super Nintendo. The owner told me they’d call within two days with a quote after checking them out.

Well, two days passed—no call. I tried calling them myself, but they ignored my number. A couple weeks later, I stopped by in person and asked one of the employees for an update. All they said was, “We have over 8 boxes to go through, including yours.” At that point, I felt like it was a waste of time.

If they had just picked up the phone, I wouldn’t have needed to show up. So I let another month go by. Eventually, I called again—this time from a different number—and they actually answered. I asked about my box, and one of the female managers said, “Oh, we’re ready to purchase your games. Not sure why nobody reached out to you?” It had been over a month by then.

I told her I wasn’t interested anymore and just wanted to pick up my stuff. I went the following week to grab the box, trusting everything was still there. But when I got home and looked through it, my Super Nintendo was missing.

I called them again using a different number. The manager I spoke to didn’t have a clear answer and passed the phone to the owner. I asked him about the missing console, and his reply was, “There was never any Super Nintendo in the box.”

At that point, I just said thanks and hung up. Honestly, be careful if you’re thinking about selling or trading stuff with this store. I’d suggest just buy what you want and leave it at that. Selling or trading there? Not worth it. They lowball offers and tax hard on their own inventory.

Poor customer service, and yeah—they stole from me. It wasn’t about the value of the Super Nintendo—I can replace that. It’s about the principle. Trust and honesty went right out the window.

Thanks...

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5.0
44w

This gives me local GameStop but so much better vibes.

The people here are very friendly and quite helpful with information. You can tell that the people that work there have a wide variety of passions and interests relating to video games and collectibles of all genre types. If you are looking for a nostalgia trip this is the place. There are also lots of new titles from recent releases as well.

It has a really great variety of used games. If you ever had an old console that you want to buy games for this place is worth checking out.

If you like collecting Pokémon plush, also a great place to check out.

This place also offers repairs of old consoles and they also sell spare parts. I haven’t tried it but it’s also worth asking them. A few folks working there have tinkerer mentalities and seem quite knowledgeable. I asked about repairing an old game boy with corroded battery.

Right now Pokémon cards are a hot buy with the recent Pokémon surge and they sell them here, there’s smaller packs that can be purchased as well as booster packs. The folks there are quite helpful, if you are a parent that needs help buying Pokémon cards they’re quite friendly and may offer an idea of what to potentially buy, these cards are all random so they may not get their favorite Pokémon or it may not be...

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5.0
1y

As a long time video game collector/player I was so excited as a east bay resident for us to finally have a retro game store that wasn't Gamestop when The Experience Share first opened. I have been shopping here ever since they opened and have had nothing but positive experiences:The store owner and his staff are amazing,they are all very friendly and knowledgeable when it comes to different genres and time periods for video games. I have been rebuilding my collection ever since it got stolen,and it is so nice to just stop by here and have the many options to chose from on what part of my collection I want to rebuild. In the time that The Experience Share has been open I have been able to complete my GameCube collection, find rare titles for Super Nintendo/PlayStation 1,and as well pick up modern titles for my Ps5 and Switch whenever I want to play what is new. When it comes to trade ins I definitely feel they give you a better deal here that other game stores...

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JansJans
This gives me local GameStop but so much better vibes. The people here are very friendly and quite helpful with information. You can tell that the people that work there have a wide variety of passions and interests relating to video games and collectibles of all genre types. If you are looking for a nostalgia trip this is the place. There are also lots of new titles from recent releases as well. It has a really great variety of used games. If you ever had an old console that you want to buy games for this place is worth checking out. If you like collecting Pokémon plush, also a great place to check out. This place also offers repairs of old consoles and they also sell spare parts. I haven’t tried it but it’s also worth asking them. A few folks working there have tinkerer mentalities and seem quite knowledgeable. I asked about repairing an old game boy with corroded battery. Right now Pokémon cards are a hot buy with the recent Pokémon surge and they sell them here, there’s smaller packs that can be purchased as well as booster packs. The folks there are quite helpful, if you are a parent that needs help buying Pokémon cards they’re quite friendly and may offer an idea of what to potentially buy, these cards are all random so they may not get their favorite Pokémon or it may not be as available.
Andrew JaruAndrew Jaru
Great to see more retro game stores, especially in the East Bay! This store has a healthy collection of retro titles from Game Gear, Saturn and of course Xbox/PlayStation/Nintendo. There's a good split of domestic and international versions of games. They also expanded the store, so there's a lot more room for everything, including a bigger plushie wall and a much larger selection of modern games. They have a few cabinets for folks to play with, too. The staff are all very chill and they'll do their best to find you what you want rain or shine. Probably the best customer service in any game store in the Bay. When we were unsure about whether to buy a game, they let us test play it on a system, which was great. On occasion, we also had to do an exchange and it's always been hassle free. It helps that the folks here genuinely enjoy what they do and are happy to talk about everything gaming or otherwise. I always make it a point to stop in when I'm in the area!
The FiallosThe Fiallos
This one of the best and upcoming Video Game stores I’ve been to in the Bay Area. I’m from Los Angeles and we have many stores that sell video games but what separates this one from every single one that I’ve been to is being able to experience retro consoles you only heard about through videos or older family members. Nintendo’s Virtual Boy and the Jaguar are really amazing consoles that you have to try when walking into the store. The staff was great and the selection of US and Japanese games they had was jaw dropping. The prices are also fair and reasonable. I highly recommend coming here for any games you are looking for and most importantly meeting good people who love Video Games.
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Great to see more retro game stores, especially in the East Bay! This store has a healthy collection of retro titles from Game Gear, Saturn and of course Xbox/PlayStation/Nintendo. There's a good split of domestic and international versions of games. They also expanded the store, so there's a lot more room for everything, including a bigger plushie wall and a much larger selection of modern games. They have a few cabinets for folks to play with, too. The staff are all very chill and they'll do their best to find you what you want rain or shine. Probably the best customer service in any game store in the Bay. When we were unsure about whether to buy a game, they let us test play it on a system, which was great. On occasion, we also had to do an exchange and it's always been hassle free. It helps that the folks here genuinely enjoy what they do and are happy to talk about everything gaming or otherwise. I always make it a point to stop in when I'm in the area!
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This one of the best and upcoming Video Game stores I’ve been to in the Bay Area. I’m from Los Angeles and we have many stores that sell video games but what separates this one from every single one that I’ve been to is being able to experience retro consoles you only heard about through videos or older family members. Nintendo’s Virtual Boy and the Jaguar are really amazing consoles that you have to try when walking into the store. The staff was great and the selection of US and Japanese games they had was jaw dropping. The prices are also fair and reasonable. I highly recommend coming here for any games you are looking for and most importantly meeting good people who love Video Games.
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