Retro Gaming Stores: City Location and Information

[scarface88fg]

I kind of figured.

I have been Bing-ing for retro stores in Naples, but nothing is coming up. Everyone there is too busy being retired to care about retro video games.

I found a couple of places that might be worth a look (they're only about a 15 minute drive from Naples), I added them to my second post in this thread.

[kashell]

I kind of figured.

I have been Bing-ing for retro stores in Naples, but nothing is coming up. Everyone there is too busy being retired to care about retro video games.

I found a couple of places that might be worth a look (they're only about a 15 minute drive from Naples), I added them to my second post in this thread.

This is me after looking at 8-Bit's website.

[tafk]

Maybe we should make a google doc to sort through these easier?

[burningdoom]

I updated my post with a little bit of description for each shop.

[kashell]

Maybe we should make a google doc to sort through these easier?

That, or I can update the first page in such a way that it looks more organized.

[kashell]

I'll attempt to give this one more bump in case people are still interested. If not, no worries. Last week, my brother and I were in Naples, FL and we found this store thanks to the suggestion from scarface.

8-Bit Hall of Fame
4836 Bonita Beach Road Unit 5
Bonita Springs, Florida 34134
(239) 357-0792
http://www.8bithalloffame.com/

To quote Freya from Valkyrie Profile, "It is magnificent!" This store is a retro gamers dream come true. The owner is helpful, but not pushy. The selection is like a cornucopia. There is just so much wonderful stuff to look at and check out. We were in the store for about a half hour before we finally made our purchases and left as happy customers. Pro-tip, go with cash so you don't get charged sales tax. From now on, whenever we get back to Naples, this store is on our to-do list.