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 Comics, computer games and more |
55 Cuba Street James Smith Building Wellington 6001 New Zealand +64 4 473 4089 |
You will find comics, computer games and the largest range of basketball cards in Wellington at this fascinating store located on the first floor of the James Smith Market. The store imports regular shipments of the latest comics including Marvel, Dark Horse, Image, DC and Vertigo. There is also a vast assortment of figurines of all the popular games heroes, including boxed, carded and loose models priced from NZD36. A must to see is the retro games display, which offers a ride through history with Atari, Nintendo and Sega games such as Spiderman and Avengers. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Gifts to purr over |
54 Cleveland Street Brooklyn Wellington 6002 New Zealand +64 4 382 9805 |
If you are a cat lover you will find lots to purr over at this unique gift shop located in the inner city suburb of Brooklyn. There is a great selection of original handcrafted items featuring cat designs. From photo frames, mats and mobiles to ornaments, cards and candleholders, there is a great choice, at surprisingly low prices. You will also find other interesting items such as miniature beanies of New Zealand indigenous wild life. Everything you buy is beautifully gift wrapped on request at no extra charge. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Sony Playstation games |
Corner Boulcott & Willis Streets Wellington 6001 New Zealand +64 4 472 4592 |
If you are into Sony Playstation this is the place to find a range of adventure, power and action games. You will find all the latest exciting international releases from Tiny Toon treasure hunts to 'This is Soccer'. The store also sells Playstation consoles and a range of accessories including multi-tap plug-ins, which allow four players to experience multi-player action games. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Books for kids |
26 Kilbirnie Plaza Kilbirnie Wellington 6003 New Zealand +64 4 387 3905 http://childrensbookshop.netst... |
Who ever said the best shops are found in the central city? Despite its suburban location, this little establishment has become a firm favourite with families, thanks to its extensive selection of children's literature and its child-friendly atmosphere. If the kids are looking for somewhere to spend their birthday money, they will be spoilt for choice here. They also stock a select range of educational toys. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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World of games |
30 Cuba Street Wellington 6001 New Zealand +64 4 473 7844 http://www.gamesman.co.nz/ |
Computer games enthusiasts will love this store, which offers a huge range of games, including Playstation, Nintendo 64, Gameboy and Dreamcast. You will find favourites like Xena, Jet Force Jemini, Pokemon, and Dynamite Cop as well as all the latest releases. If you are into action games, the inspiring Blue Stinger will enthrall you. There are also family, sport, driving/racing, role-play and strategy titles on offer as well as videos, consoles and a variety of accessories. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Educational experience |
155 Karori Road Karori Wellington 6005 New Zealand +64 4 476 0348 http://www.educationalexperien... |
If you are looking for something more imaginative and creative than the traditional range of children's toys, you are sure to find it at this innovative store. Describing itself as an educational experience store, it stocks a wide range of creative items designed to enrich play and encourage learning. There are music tapes, dress-ups, tools for carpentry, puzzles, games, puppets and heaps more guaranteed to delight and educate. Located on the main road of the inner city suburb of Karori, you can not miss its brightly painted exterior and prominent sign. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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More than weather instruments |
5 Swan Lane Off Cube Street, Te Aro Wellington 6001 New Zealand +64 4 384 7683 |
This unique shop sells much more than just weather instruments. There is a range of science and nature toys including microscopes, solar radiometers and chemistry sets. You will also find novelties like skeleton woodcraft kits and pigs that "oink" if you cross their path - good to place in front of the fridge if you are on a diet! There is something in every price range from prehistoric glow balls up to moving dolphin lamps. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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From planes to trains |
Corner of Victoria and Dixon Streets Wellington 6001 New Zealand +64 4 801 8767 http://www.modelcraftsandhobbi... |
Model makers and hobbyists will enthuse over the huge choice on offer in this centrally located store. From planes to trains there are kit sets available in a variety of sizes and at prices to suit all budgets. There are also model railways, radio-controlled models and diecast cars. You can pick up a Porsche - the mini version, that is! For tiny tots there is a good selection of plastic kit sets, guaranteed to provide hours of entertainment. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hands-on quality toys |
Capital E Civic Square Wellington 6001 New Zealand +64 4 801 6987 / +64 4 386 3197 / +1 800 86 9386 (free phone) http://www.theplayground.co.nz/ |
If you are taking the youngsters to Capital E then a visit to this fun, educational toy store located within the complex is a must. Here you will find tons of quality toys, from finger puppets and travel games to ride-on vehicles and detective kits, all designed to provide hours of creative fun. There is something to suit all budgets including witch hand puppets and giant floor puzzles. Party gifts are a speciality. Mail order is also available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Model kits, diecast cars |
39-41 Ghuznee Street Wellington 6001 New Zealand +64 4 384 8477 |
This specialist, centrally located shop offers a great range of model making kits. From cars to planes, both past and futuristic, there is a kit to suit every budget along with an assortment of accessories, including paints and landscaping items. You will also find model railway sets and diecast miniature vehicles. Beautifully detailed Corgi Classics to radio-controlled trucks - all right here. There is also a range of books and classic car magazines. Review © 2007, Wcities |