M&M Video Games Launches New Store in St. Pete's EDGE District
December 13, 2025 - 07:33
M&M Video Games, a beloved destination for competitive gamers and collectors since its inception in 2012, has officially opened its doors in the vibrant EDGE District of downtown St. Petersburg. The new store is situated at 1211 1st Avenue North, sharing a building with the Zubrick Magic Theatre and 1st Avenue's bustling atmosphere.
The expansion marks a significant milestone for the retailer, which has garnered a dedicated following through its extensive selection of video games, consoles, and collectibles. The new location aims to provide an even more immersive experience for gamers, featuring a wide array of both classic and contemporary titles.
In addition to retail offerings, M&M Video Games plans to host various gaming events and tournaments, fostering a sense of community among local gamers. With its strategic location in the EDGE District, the store is poised to become a central hub for gaming enthusiasts in the area. The opening has been met with excitement, and the team looks forward to welcoming both new and returning customers.
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