Nick D's Video Game Vault

Nick D's Video Game Vault We are located on the second floor in The Marketplace at Steamtown in Scranton, PA!

Nick D.'s Video Game Vault is a place where people who grew up playing classic video games can go and know that all games and systems are cleaned and tested before sold, and we're not out to empty your piggy banks or to rob you of your hard earned money. Nick D.'s tries to find the games you want, giving them to you at prices that make you satisfied. We offer handmade items such as pixel art, digital mashup art, vinyl decals, t-shirts, night lights, keychains, magnets, and much much more!

Good Morning Vaulters!!!  Rejoice gamers, it's a sunny Saturday and we're providing you the opportunity to level-up your...
06/20/2026

Good Morning Vaulters!!! Rejoice gamers, it's a sunny Saturday and we're providing you the opportunity to level-up your gaming skills while also expanding your collection.

NINTENDO SWITCH ACCESSORIES:

NINTENDO SWITCH MARIO KART STEERING WHEEL BLUE OR RED - $5 EACH

NINTENDO SWITCH TRAVEL CANVAS CASE - $13

XBOX ONE TITLES:

CYBERPUNK 2077 - $17

FALLOUT 4 - $6

NEED FOR SPEED RIVALS - $8

THE WALKING DEAD: A TELLTALE GAME SERIES - $10

NBA 2K25 - $17

Enjoy your Saturday Vault Army and as always, GAME ON 🎮 !!!

This just in:Nintendo Switch w/charging dock, all cords, $140.00!Nintendo Switch titles from $10-$38!GAME ON!!!
06/20/2026

This just in:

Nintendo Switch w/charging dock, all cords, $140.00!

Nintendo Switch titles from $10-$38!

GAME ON!!!

Gooooood afternoon, Vault fans!This just in:A Playstation 3, but not just any, one with a 320GB hard drive, which was no...
06/19/2026

Gooooood afternoon, Vault fans!

This just in:

A Playstation 3, but not just any, one with a 320GB hard drive, which was not the norm for these standard 80GB PS3. It is NOT fully backwards compatible console, only able to play PS3 and PS1 titles. It has one controller and all hookups.

We have it at $120!

Switch Lite [Gray] with charging cord, just $90!

GAME ON!!!

Gooooood mooorrrnnning, Vault fans! Today we're gonna do a   and a look at a title that perhaps you didnt get to play on...
06/19/2026

Gooooood mooorrrnnning, Vault fans! Today we're gonna do a and a look at a title that perhaps you didnt get to play on the SNES called The Peace Keepers.

Released in North America in March 1994, it was the third in a series that included Brawl Brothers and Rival Turf. Released by Jaleco, it featured a much darker story of mutations from a futuristic scientific company, branching paths, and the ability to play up to 4 players at once with a Multitap.

The Peace Keepers is a nice game, but frustratingly difficult at times, with cheap enemy hits, and the possibility of getting lost in levels versus the standard left to right linear formula of most beat em ups of the time.

Have you ever played The Peace Keepers? These days a cart will run you about $50.

If you have any memories of this title, sound off below, and as always...

GAME ON!!!!

Helllllooooooo, Vault fans! Its Thursday, so you know what that means! Its   and a look at a drink or snack from yestery...
06/18/2026

Helllllooooooo, Vault fans! Its Thursday, so you know what that means! Its and a look at a drink or snack from yesteryear, and today, we got a doozy!

In 1999, the folks at Farley's thought we needed Lightsaber Fruit Roll Ups, with glitter and neon all over it (they weren't wrong)

While the taste may not have been out of this world, the most questionable offense Id say, is who they put on the box.

This has been Thirsty Thursday...

GAME ON!!!

Gooooood mooorrrnnning, Vault fans!Today we have a fresh restock of pixel nightlights, starting at just $6!There are som...
06/18/2026

Gooooood mooorrrnnning, Vault fans!

Today we have a fresh restock of pixel nightlights, starting at just $6!

There are some favorites and some totally new designs here, so why not stop by, say hello, and take one home today?

GAME ON!!

GOOD MORNING VAULTERS!!!Just in for your consideration:NINTENDO 3DS $100PS2 TEKKEN 4 - $12PS1 RUGRATS - $20PS2 NEED FOR ...
06/15/2026

GOOD MORNING VAULTERS!!!

Just in for your consideration:

NINTENDO 3DS $100

PS2 TEKKEN 4 - $12

PS1 RUGRATS - $20

PS2 NEED FOR SPEED MOST WANTED $25

GAME ON 🎮!

Good Afternoon Vaulters!!!Infuse some joy into your weekend with these new titles for your consideration!
06/14/2026

Good Afternoon Vaulters!!!

Infuse some joy into your weekend with these new titles for your consideration!

Good Morning and Happy Sunday Funday Vaulters!!!Today our fun facts are based upon the Nintendo Entertainment System (NE...
06/14/2026

Good Morning and Happy Sunday Funday Vaulters!!!

Today our fun facts are based upon the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) revolutionized the video game industry. Released in North America in 1985 after the devastating 1983 video game crash, Nintendo saved console gaming by ingeniously rebranding the system as a toy, forcing developers into strict licensing agreements, and popularizing iconic franchises.

1. The "Toy" Strategy: To overcome retailer reluctance in the wake of the 1983 market crash, Nintendo intentionally designed the console to look like a VCR rather than a computer. They also packaged the console with unique peripherals like the NES Zapper (a light gun) and R.O.B. (Robotic Operating Buddy) to emphasize play over gaming.

2. The Channel Switch: By default, the NES was designed to output on Channel 3, but users in regions with strong local Channel 3 broadcasts often had to manually switch their consoles to Channel 4 (or use RCA cables) to avoid interference.

3. The Mario Debut: While the console was already a success in Japan (where it was called the Famicom), North American and European launches were the first times a Nintendo home console was ever released alongside a bundled Mario game.

4. Paid Game Hotline: Before the internet, Nintendo operated a premium phone hotline (charging upwards of 95 cents per minute) where players could call to speak with "game counselors" for hints and tips to beat challenging titles.

5. No More Bloatware: The 1983 crash was largely blamed on an oversaturation of low-quality, untested games. To prevent this, Nintendo implemented the CIC lockout chip, ensuring that only officially licensed games developed or approved by them could run on the console. Commonly, including ourselves trip/mod the CIC lockout chip to prevent the notorious flicker no-play issue. If you ever played an NES, you know the frustration of this annoying dilemma.

Hopefully you're more Nintendo savvy as a result of our Sunday Fun Facts. Enjoy the rest of your weekend and as always, GAME ON 🎮!

Gooooood day, Vault fans!This just in:Playstation 2 w/1 controller, memory card, and all cords $90GAME ON!!!
06/13/2026

Gooooood day, Vault fans!

This just in:

Playstation 2 w/1 controller, memory card, and all cords $90

GAME ON!!!

Address

300 Lackawanna Avenue Suite #202
Scranton, PA
18503

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 7pm
Friday 10am - 7pm
Saturday 10am - 7pm
Sunday 11am - 5pm

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