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Not really

From what I can tell, the short answer is things that they think they could sell. They don't do repairs, so depending on what the problem is they may take it, they may not. My best advice is to take it by there and ask them about your specific circumstances; the worst they can do is say no.

Negative. It's a locally owned business, dealing in used video games, board games, tabletop games and collectable card games.

I don't believe they repair gaming systems.

Their pricing and stock changes a bit from day to day. Older (but still new in the grand scheme of things) product seems to go on sale after a while, especially if it's not moving. I'm sure they'd be glad to let you know pricing on anything you're interested to know specifically if you give them a call.

Masks are required in the store, and people are expected to keep distance from one another.

As long as the system is in good working order and hasn’t been opened. The games it depends on which games.

I have not seen a chess tournament there

We can definitely take a look at it. We'd have to subtract an amount from the total for the missing parts, but bring it on in and we'll see what we can do.

They generally work with store credit. They will give (a smaller) amount in cash for some items (systems tend to be yes, but it is on a case by case basis).

They do have it. But it is owned by a worker. Not always there. Needs more attention on boardgame night. Both base sets, so up to 6 players.

Been where?

Check the calendar they have up on the website. One night a week has Yu-Gi-Oh events.

Yes

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