The majority of Revolution focuses on games and there is minimal product related to music, therefore I was overwhelmed as a first time patron and non-gamer. I latched onto the music section until I could absorb the craziness of this place. There's a central area in the store with used CD's and LP's. One section of a wall contains used DVD's and Blu-rays. Both have limited selection but browsing is entertaining.
After taking a closer look at the shelves, I could see a few games I could relate to such as Mad Gab and Rubik's Cube. Otherwise, everything else appears to be for hard-core gaming fans, including collectibles and T-shirts. There are role playing books and puzzles too.
The back of the store has tables set up for multiplayer and collectible card games. The condition of this area resembled the aftermath of many hours of gaming in someone's basement. It is well used, kind of dirty and had a large garbage can overflowing with empty pop cans. It's cool that you can demo a game before you buy it.
This store may not be my cup of tea for the most part but if you really spend some time here, I think one can find some cool gift ideas for the right person.
Review 12 for Yelp's 30 Day Challenge - Nov 2012