Video game fans....THIS IS THE PLACE! The holy grail of Video game stores, they have everything. After someone at another shop suggested checking this place out, I obviously had to oblige. The place is big but not huge, but it is PACKED with stuff. From NES to PS5, imports, Atari, and more, you have a selection of games, accessories for absolutely everyone. The store is run in 2 different ways, they have their own selection of products and then they have their "consignment" area which are cases of products being sold by other collectors off property. It was like a Neverending treasure trove of vintage awesome. The cool thing about this spot is the other half of the building is an arcade where you can pay to play all day. The cost is reasonable but I didn't have the time to stay and check it out. I'll add it to the list for next time. The staff was friendly and informative. They were helpful when asked questions and gave us a ton of suggestions. If you're looking for a solid spot with a HUGE selection, this is it.

Nice store but EXTREMELY OVER PRICED They have a bit.. yes but lord it's double if not triple from other stores.

First time visiting Unlimited Video Games since it moved in at this location. The store is really cool and laid out well, all of the games are well organized and easy to find what you're looking for. They even have a retro "All You Can Play" Arcade for $8 which is super nostalgic. It has arcade style games and also tvs setup with game systems and games you can swap out. My only complaint is that most of the games in the store are extremely expensive. I know they need to make money, and sure some of the games are really hard to find and probably sell for high prices online. But don't expect to come in and find any deals, they are full retail 100%

Unlimited video Games blows Game Stop out of the water!!!!! You couldn’t ask for a better haven for gamers, anime lovers and all around cool people. The staff is always the nicest and no where else can u play arcade games including all the retro consoles for only $8 a day. Don’t forget to get some food from Shiso crispy’s food truck and some snacks from inside. Bring your retro video games if you’re looking to sell them and get a fair price for something that’s collecting dust on your shelf.

Absolutely love this place. The arcade is a GREAT deal at $8 a pop for unlimited play. They have great retro arcade and console games, including my favorite, Area 51.

Great atmosphere, wide selection of games and good deals to be had. Right away became one of my favorite game stores and a must stop when I'm in Tampa again. Was a smash bros. tournament going on when I dropped by they were announcing over the intercom.

Our family had literal fistfights over Mario Party 4 ever since they first bought into the GameCube through my uncle who grew up on the classic and Super Nintendo, it was so played from many, many years that it eventually stopped reading. Started giving us the dreaded error reading game disc message so my mom ordered overnight delivery on one of those DiscDoctors. Ended up making it worse to the point I stumbled across the unlimited superstore of videogames here and saw the service provided for cheap. So we drove the small trip and parked to go inside, the owner Greg who’s an older lad with the thick bread greets us in draft clothing since he’s remodeling the bathroom to welcome us inside. Showed him about the disc, was very quick to notice the more harm than good that came from going through the botched operation of the DiscDoctor as he brought us over to the back and showed us the industrial-grade equipment he has installed alongside all varieties of consoles for testing (funnily enough, when it came time to test he forgot to check for a Tony Hawk Pro Skater that was in the disc tray already xD). Seemed very sociable and polite as he showed off tons of outstanding energy, the resurfacing was done for free pretty much due to him considering it as a highly valuable game; having made a remark that it was worth possibly more than the asking prices we found searching on eBay for just a disc-only copy though he offered us a spare PS2 case to stop the crack located on the center ring from expanding since a standard GameCube one would put pressure considering they aren’t clickable to release the force. Overall, real great atmosphere and the arcade truly was a blast from the past however it’s not worth shopping with the markup unless you have a game that you’re thinking of trading in for equivalent value like I came prepared with a Dreamcast copy of Marvel vs Capcom 2 which I ended up trading in plus ~$20 for Resident Evil 2 since it’s a game we already owned and had put in storage previously.

Unlimited Video Games is the best retro game store I’ve been to and I’ve traveled all over the country. The owners and the employees are awesome! They have a great selection of retro games/ consoles and everything is reasonably priced. Very cool arcade area and a lot of fun special events.