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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Davelozzi" data-source="post: 2057395" data-attributes="member: 771">I'll second the recommendation for Gamescape on Divisidero, but I'd say it's more than okay, especially as a store you're visiting on a trip rather than your everday local game store.  Why?  Because they have a huge selection of used games, so it's nice to be able to check and see if there's any old gems that may no longer be available in your area.  The downside is that they sometimes shrinkwrap a lot of their stuff*, though I can't recall if this was still the case on my last visit, about 10 months ago.I haven't been to Games of Berkeley in four years or so, so I'll have to defer to Akrasia's judgement there, but last time I was there, the selection was very poor for RPGs.  They seemed to be more focused on board games and puzzles.  On the other hand, I was impressed with them on my first visit, back in '98.I've never been to Endgames.*Fortunately, not the used stuff, IIRC</blockquote>