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NOSTOS in Duluth, GA (Gwinnett County) is a metro Atlanta source for Japanese import games and hardware - Famicom, Super Famicom, PC Engine, Neo Geo AES/MVS, and more. Online open now; the physical storefront is open for walk-in visits in Duluth, GA. Imports arrive in small batches, so ask at the counter or email will@nostos.market to be told when something specific lands.

Japanese Import Games in Metro Atlanta

The Gap in the Atlanta Market

Finding Japanese import games in brick-and-mortar retail in the Atlanta area is genuinely difficult. Most retro stores - when they have imports at all - carry whatever happens to show up in general trade-ins. There's no curation, no expertise in pricing regional variants, and typically no hardware knowledge for systems that require Japanese-market peripherals.

NOSTOS was built specifically to fill this gap, in Gwinnett County - one of the most diverse areas in the South, with significant communities who grew up on this hardware.

Systems Carried

  • Famicom / Famicom Disk System
    Nintendo's Japanese NES. Hardware and software, loose and CIB.
  • Super Famicom
    SNES Japanese market variant. Significant exclusive library - RPGs, shmups, fighters.
  • PC Engine / PC Engine CD-ROM²
    NEC's 1987 powerhouse. HuCard and CD format. Hardware verified and recapped where needed.
  • Neo Geo AES & MVS
    Home and arcade cartridges. Authenticated. Priced against current AES/MVS market data.
  • WonderSwan / WonderSwan Color
    Bandai's handheld line - Japan-only, underrepresented in US retail.

Import Pricing Transparency

NOSTOS prices Japanese imports against Japanese and North American market data - not just whatever eBay US shows. Regional variant value differences are reflected accurately. See our market guide: Loose vs. CIB: Japanese Import Valuations in 2026 .

Sell Japanese Imports to NOSTOS

Have a Japanese collection to move? NOSTOS buys Famicom, Super Famicom, PC Engine, Neo Geo, and related hardware. Email photos to will@nostos.market for a preliminary quote before the drive.

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