Let Us All Game On...

The Digital Press brick and mortar store in Clifton, NJ opened in 2005 and caters to the avid gamers of the tri-state area. The store features monthly gatherings, arcade cabinets, tournaments, an internet gaming area, system and repairs, new releases, even a mini museum. We're your one-stop gaming shop!

Monthly Gatherings

An ongoing tradition on the last Saturday of every month, the North Atlantic Videogame Aficionados (NAVA) gamer gathering is for everyone local to meet, trade and compete. Attendance is free and everyone is encouraged to bring their own "trade box" to sell their wares or barter with others.

NAVA Gamer Gathering, May 25th "Jedi, Sith and Rebels Unite - A Star Wars Celebration"

NAVA = North Atlantic Videogame Aficionados. This is a FREE event bringing gamers together for competition, trading, and chatter.

Previously at NAVA...

- We celebrated the world of wrasslin', PENCIL NECK!

- The 6pm tournament was a four player tag team bracket playing N64 WWF No Mercy. The tag team of Jeremy Rybak and Vampire won the event for the $20 gift certificate, with Jeremy defeating Vampire in the final one on one for an additional $10.

- The arcade challenge was SATURDAY NIGHT SLAM MASTERS. The high score was 57,300 scored by ex-store team member Kay, earning them the coveted house champion $20 gift certificate.

- Gamers, collectors and friends shared their recent adventures and sold or traded their goods.

What Are People Saying?

The amount of nostalgia contained in this one store is ABSURD. Visiting Digital Press is like reliving every second of your childhood - and then some.

Mike Villalobos

Guitarist for Descendants of Erdrick

For serious videogame fans, Digital Press is an oasis in a desert filled with big box and impersonal chain stores. Whether you’re a fan of the latest nth generation games, or prefer the simplicity of early retro games, you’ll find something in this store. Digital Press is the place that most hard-core gamers in the New York Metropolitan area call their second home.

Leonard Herman

Author of "Phoenix: The Fall and Rise of Videogames"