I love anime and games, but this store is lackluster and overpriced.\n\nAs soon as I heard about this place I knew I wanted to check it out. I'm an anime fan, even if not to the extent of some of the people around this town you see dressed up at the conventions. If a shop opens up carrying anime stuff, you can rest assured I'm bound to check it out eventually.\n\nAfter finally getting a chance to check it out, though, I am severely disappointed.\n\nAs soon as I walked into the store I was greeted by a girl dressed as Princess Peach (from the Mario series), so you can tell they are fans, which is good at least. As soon as I entered, I took a lap around the store looking to find their selections of anime DVDs, And another lap. And another.\n\nTHE STORE DOES NOT HAVE ANY ANIME DVDS.\n\nAre you kidding me? The whole reason I go into an anime store is to collect discs of my favorite titles or discover new ones. An anime store that does not stock anime DVDs is like Pizza Hut deciding they are not going to sell pizza anymore. They also do not carry any actual video games (it is not clear if they intend to stock any of this material in the future, but if they are not, they need to reconsider.)\n\nThey do have some cool memorabilia (cosplay props, household items, keychains, collectables, figures, etc.), but nearly all of it is severely overpriced. The Dragon Ball Z Scouters (AKA the things people war on their faces to tell power levels) cost over $10 more here than they do at Tokyo Discount. And Tokyo Discount has stores on both end of town, with no hectic Town Center parking or traffic.\n\nI was so eagerly looking forward to visiting Anime Revolution, but a revolution this is not. When it comes to anime and anime accessories, just go to Tokyo Discount instead. They actually have anime DVDs, and have a better selection of memorabilia, most of which is priced fairer. Stop in if you're at Town Square anyway, but do not make a separate trip just to go here.