Galactic games (2424 Williams in Kenner) is closing their doors. All Rpg books are $5 each if you buy 3+ or 40% off.  Tons of d20 stuff.

Sad to see it go. I know some folks never had great experiences there but I always got good service. Anyway thought I'd pass along the sale info.

I guess November would have been 15 years!

When do they close?  Do I have time to get out there this week?  That's a bummer, dudes!

Luckily Baton Rouge has Little Wars, which I found to be a pretty cool shop.  Apparently there are some other gaming stores out there as well, though I haven't been to any of 'em.

twolf and I tried to go there today at lunch time but it was closed.  There was a sign saying anything left after close of business tomorrow (19th) would be trashed.

But it didn't have when it would be open.

I'm also unable to reach them by phone.  Actually, this isn't the first time this has happened.  They were pretty unreliable, phone-wise.  Another time I called in to ask for their hours; I came in 45 minutes before the closing time they gave me and no one was there.  Really erratic stuff.  It's too bad; they seemed like cool guys and they had some good stuff in the shop.  Since I discovered the store less than a year ago, I've bought a 4e PHB2 (BLT, OMG), in addition to a miniature (still at hewhorocks's house) and a smattering of other crap.

Again, despite what anyone has to say about that shop, it sucks to see another FLGS go out of business.

RIP, Galactic Games, 19??-2010

The main issue with galactic games was there lack of stock, For pete's sake they only had one copy of pathfinder. If I go to a game store I look around and if something catch's my eye I'll buy it, price be damned. When I go to little wars they have a large stock of current and old RPG items on the shelves and I will see something new and shiny,I'll drop the cash. If I have to special order something that should be on the shelve I'm sorry but I'll order it myself. I might feel different if I played miniature games and needed aplace to play but that ain't me. Many of my friends and I got tired of going to galactic and seeing the same stuff on the shelves and only seeing one copy of a book we all wanted, so as far a I see it we didn't give up on galactic games, galactic games gave up on us. Here's to hoping the next shop fairs better than shamrock hobbies (late 70's till early 80's) imagine games (early 80's) Hub hobby's gaming section(late 70's till katrina) war games and fantasy (late 80's to early 2000's) Gamertopia (mid 2000's till katrina) Games conclave on the north  shore (late 90's till katrina) and most of the gaming sections of the comic shops throughout the city. I hope history doesn't repeat it's self. I'm not going to hold my breath though.

The CCG section of the store had a smaller selection than the rpg section.  And then they got rid of the TO they had so no more events.  I never got the impression that Galactic Games was anything more than a hobby for the owners/employees.

As for a place to play, Galactic Goods in Kenner is much friendlier and if you talk to the owner, Ron, he probably help you set something up if need be.