Games4us

Games For Us is such a solid spot. We went in to trade a Nintendo Game & Watch, and honestly they priced it really well for its condition. The whole process was easy and fair, and we were able to use the trade credit toward buying a different Game & Watch, which was awesome. Their inventory is great, especially if you’re into older consoles and retro games, and you can tell they really know their stuff. They buy, sell, trade, and repair, so it’s a great place whether you’re collecting or just browsing. Definitely recommend checking this place out if you’re into gaming or collectibles. We’ll for sure be back.

The 60 minute drive from LA was 100% worth it—The IE’s Hidden TCG Vault. ​I’ve been hunting for specific Japanese imports for a while and finally stumbled across Pick and Chuze Imports online. I saw an ad they posted for rare stock and realized their physical showroom, Games4Us Collective, was in Downtown Rialto. I usually hit hobby shops in Little Tokyo or make the trek to Frank & Sons, but this is the ultimate vibe check for anyone in the Inland Empire tired of crowded swap meets. ​The shop is located in a gated back building that is super secure and professional. It feels like an exclusive showroom, which is a huge relief when you're looking to pick up Japanese Pokémon booster boxes (they actually have Heat Wave Arena in stock!) or rare slabs. What’s unique is that while it feels like a private vault, it fits every type of customer. Whether you are looking for a few packs or a rare SAR like the Japanese Sylveon ex, they treat everyone like a VIP. It’s incredibly family-friendly, clean, and safe. The kind of place you feel comfortable bringing your kids to hunt for cards. ​The energy inside the back building is top tier. The surround sound is bumping, the lighting is perfect, and the display cases are absolutely loaded with authentic sealed product. I haven't seen this much Japanese Pokémon stock in one place in a long time, and they even have a cool booster pack dispenser for One Piece TCG and Pokémon while you're browsing the grails. ​They’re open every day at 12 PM except Wednesday. I hit them up on a Monday afternoon to beat the 10 freeway traffic and avoid the weekend rush. It definitely gets busy on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, so Monday was the perfect time for a more quiet, exclusive experience. If you want a legit, safe, and professional environment for your Trading Card Game hobby, skip the LA madness. This is the new gold standard landmark. Right in San Bernardino County.