ThinkGeek's first New York City store is geek heaven

Geek culture is now mainstream culture. 

While comic book stores aren't what they used to be — if you can even find one in your city — geek culture and all things related, including video games and collectibles, is more popular than ever.

Proof: ThinkGeek, the go-to place for all things geeky (this editor is partial to its seemingly useless gadgets) opened its fourth U.S. retail store in New York City Friday. 

The 25-year-old company (yeah...it's old), which is a subsidiary of video game retailer GameStop, also has stores in Orlando, Florida; West Nyack, New York; and Hurst, Texas. ThinkGeek plans to have 25 more stores in the U.S. by the end of the year to capitalize on the rapidly-growing geek community looking to get their hands on merchandise. Read more...