Electric Buddhas

"Cool store, but their retro video games were mostly multi carts and emulation systems. Nothing worth checking out"

"Place had a charm, but over priced for collectibles, I bought a figure that was priced at 60 the brought it down to 50 but when I took it out of the badly damaged box the figure was dirty and a piece was missing. For what it was in its condition I would price it at about 10 dollars."

"Wow! So many cool things from a different generation. My fiance purchased a Nintendo 64 from here, and we've had fun playing Mario Party many times."

"I got some history with this place! I remember when I was a kid I first saw EB at a flea market. I bought some games and to this day I still own and occasionally play the particular ones I purchased. Years later I was in late high school and came across their city location. I was blown away by how cool the store looked! We had a fun interaction too as I was able to identify some Pokémon from cardboard cutouts the owner recently acquired. I went back a couple times recently too as I bought an interesting game from them that ended up not working well. But he was able to help me figure something out in the end. Thank you so much Mike (I think that's the owner's name) for always being there throughout the years! EB has always a nice place to visit whenever I've been able to. I wish you the best man!"

"What a great shop! One of the key spots that gives Portland its character. The management is extremely cool and brings all the best stuff into the place. Vinyl, sounds systems, old video games, hip decorations and shirts, and much more on offer. Everytime I walk in, they're always playing something amazing I don't know on the record player. There's a great retro arcade cabinet and tons of cool stuff everywhere. You owe it to yourself to drop in!"