Retro Temple

A chain of Retro video game stores in Eruowood founded in 1994 as an offshoot of the Toy Temple chain. They were the first chain in Eruowood devoted to retro video games.

Locations

 * Retro Temple of Eruowood City (established June of 1994)
 * Retro Temple of Eruowood City West (established December of 1994)
 * Retro Temple of Waywood (established February of 1995)
 * Retro Temple of Woodrow (established March of 1995)
 * Retro Temple of Eisenhower (established April of 1995)
 * Retro Temple of Texburg (established September of 1995)
 * Retro Temple of Lincolnshire (established October of 1995)
 * Retro Temple of Diosa (established November of 1995)
 * Retro Temple of Moore Mountains (established January of 1996)
 * Retro Temple of Outer Texburg (established May of 1996)
 * Retro Temple of Eisenhower East (established July of 1996)
 * Retro Temple of Outer Waywood (established August of 1996)
 * Retro Temple of West Texburg (established September of 1997; purchased from Retrozilla)

Consoles eligible for trade in

 * NES (1994-present)
 * Atari 2600 (1994-present)
 * Atari 5200 (1994-present)
 * Atari 7800 (1994-present)
 * Arcade (1994-present)
 * Sega Master System (1995-present)
 * PlayMax 2000 (1996-present)
 * SNES (1997-present)
 * Century 16 (1998-present)
 * Sega Genesis (1999-present)
 * Virtual Boy (2000-present)
 * Game Boy (2001-present)
 * N64 (2002-present)
 * Game Boy Color (2003-present)
 * PlayStation (2004-present)
 * Sega Saturn (2005-present)
 * Sega Dreamcast (2006-present)
 * Game Boy Advance (2007-present)
 * GameCube (2009-present)
 * Xbox (2010-present)
 * PlayStation 2 (2011-present)
 * Nintendo DS (2013-present)
 * Wii (2016-present)
 * Nintendo 3DS (2019-present)
 * Wii U (late 2020)
 * PlayStation 3 (2021)
 * Xbox 360 (2021)

Retrozilla (1995-1997)
Retrozilla was the first competitor of Retro Temple, with it's first location opening in 1995, but in August of 1997, was purchased by Retro Temple themselves and the locations converted.