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High Score Video Games

Eden Prairie, MN4.2(485 reviews)Tapped in · open now
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About

High Score Video Games is a retro gaming haven in Eden Prairie Center, stacked with consoles and cartridges from Atari and Super Nintendo up to Switch. Past the shelves of Amiibos and Pokemon figures sit binders of Pokemon cards at prices regulars rave about, plus Magic singles for the tabletop crowd.

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Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible entranceAccessible parking
Payment
Credit cardsDebit cardsContactless / tap

From 485 customer reviews

What the players say

I have been a customer of this business for over a decade and rarely have anything to ever complain about. The staff are friendly and funny, easy to approach, and knowledgeable in their profession. The store is kept clean, maintained, and stocked year-round. I appreciate the…

BSBen Smith6 months ago
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TinaEh VangLee
a year ago

No prices on games and some other products. Lots of items on sale. This is not your typical "Game Stop" store as they do carry older game consoles and games but there are no prices on them. Employee was nice and helped us find certain games and prices. Prices are expected for…

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Lexi Schiffman
3 months ago

Went to inquire on some items. She then said the price was $79. Then got to the register and she said “$90” for a 4% Credit Card Fee. Um.. 12%? Then had an attitude with me, so I walked out. Get a personality and I’m sure you’d get more customers. There’s a better spot in…

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Matty Todryk
4 months ago

I love this store and though I live an hour away now I still go out of my way to visit every so often. Yes there are no prices on games but games on the wall are typically under 20 dollars while games in cases are above. I like that they don't put stickers on their cases because…

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Adam Hindsight
7 months ago

They need to make some serious adjustments. You HAVE to price your items. I don't care what your reasoning is, you need to price things out for the public. Period. You're missing WAY more on sales than you are making that extra dollar because the market changed last week. You…