GameStop — Local services in Lone Tree

I gotta say this place is amazing. I've been to every game stop in the area and even worked at a few once upon a time. But I've never seen service like this at any of them.

I called my regular gamestop because my new puppy Chrono had just chewed through my PSVR headset cord. They didn't have any replacements in stock so they gave me the number to this store and I'm so glad they did. The woman I talked to on the phone (I sadly can't remember what she said her name was) told me that they didn't have the correct unit in stock, but they had it at the Castle Rock location. She then did what they called a hand-carry from that store to this store.

When I arrived at the store I met Danielle. She was extremely friendly, recommended games to me, chatted with me about cool shirts, game of thrones, and dog names (she seemed to appreciate my naming my dog after Chrono Trigger), and basically upgraded my PSVR. I then let her meet Chrono and he bonded with her immediately. That's how you can tell a good person.

Because of the amazing staff here, this is my new regular gamestop. Thanks again, ladies!

tl;dr: Just come in and see how...

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