Generacion X Alcorcon

I went to buy these games, one as a gift and one for myself. The service was excellent and the store was packed with games.

They have everything, and if they don't have it, they'll find it for you. They have new releases, old ones, and lots of deals. They're experts in games. And the service? Ah, the service... The clerk could work in Springfield and sell comics to Bart Simpson. A real antisocial, I love it!!

Despite being a regular customer for years, the unfriendly looks have always been there. I've bought comics, Funko Pops, and figurines (some costing over €100), but it seems that even a friendly approach hasn't been enough. You walk in, say hello, and that's it. You say goodbye, and the board game seems more important than responding. The last straw was when I was with a friend looking at comics near the counter, and when I turned around, I saw the owner staring at us from the table where they were playing PlayStation, like a security guard. That's when I decided I'd never set foot in that store again.

Excellent! Today's staff are better than yesterday's. Especially Sergio at the register, who even helped me put the silicone grips and rubber bands on my new PS5 controller. Keep it up, guys! Cheers.

It's a pretty decent comic book shop. That said, it's very small and everything is crammed together; the layout is a bit odd. But it has a decent selection of comics and quite a few current releases. The service is good, fast, and efficient. It's a decent shop, although you have better options for variety and quality. But if you live in Alcorcón or very close by, it's a good choice, especially considering the sad closure of the ECC Comics store in Madrid. I'll be back.