Retro gaming stores in Hawaii?

[schnuth]

I'm going to be going to Hawaii on vacation in a couple weeks, and was wondering if there are any cool game stores I should check out when I'm there? I found Toys N Joys (http://www.toysnjoys.com/), but I was wondering if there are any others? Thanks in advance!

Aaron

[Coldguy]

According to the input of my map (see sig) Toys N Joys 2 locations are the ones to go to. However if you find any others let me know so I can add it to my map.

[soundwave]

Yeah your best bet is Toys N Joys in Kaimuki. The other location is a little smaller. Lots of imports and a pretty large selection of games, mostly from the NES generation and after. They have a lot of anime products as well. Also maybe check the swap meet at Aloha Stadium on the weekend, you never know what you'll find there.

[GoAztecs]

Speaking of swap meets try the drive in swap meet by Pearlridge. I've found a couple of games there, and afterward hit up the Toys N Joys next to it.

[Ed Oscuro]

I got two games that I can think of while in Hawai'i: R-Type 1 & 2 for Game Boy Color (at a GameStop in a mall, loose), and Atomic Runner at a Salvation Army in Hilo, which is across the street from a section of park which hasn't been in much demand since a tsunami (I think the April 1, 1946 one).

If you do get to Hilo's Salvation Army, see if that C64 is still there (okay, I might be thinking of a C64 in another thrift here in Battle Creek, but it was a keyboard only model).

[schnuth]

Thanks for the info guys, I'll definitely have to check out those swap meets!

Aaron

[schnuth]

Speaking of swap meets try the drive in swap meet by Pearlridge. I've found a couple of games there, and afterward hit up the Toys N Joys next to it.

Which Toys N Joys would this be next to? Thanks in advance!

Aaron