Open seven days a week off Kermit Highway, Retro Hall stacks tested Sega and PS1 consoles beside Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh singles and a wall of Funko Pops.
Retro Hall sits at 2820 N County Road W near the Kermit Highway junction, a straight shot from Exit 116 off I-20, and it is the only card-carrying shop in Odessa open all seven days. That alone changes how it gets used: it is the Sunday-afternoon stop, the place you end up when D's has closed at six and Patriot Games has not opened yet.
The core business is retro and modern video games — Atari, Sega, SNES, Game Boy, PS1 and Xbox hardware and cartridges, all cleaned and tested before they hit the shelf. But the trading card side is real rather than token: Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh! and Magic singles and sealed product share the floor with Funko Pops, comics, tabletop and D&D material, and general collectibles. Reviewers describe it as the kind of room where you go in for one thing and leave having found three.
Staff get named a lot in reviews — Zac, Anthony and Tony — and the shop leans hard on buy, sell and trade, with store credit offered toward future purchases. Worth knowing going in: several customers note that trade-in offers run conservative, roughly 40 to 45 percent of value, and that console pricing sometimes sits above other Odessa shops. Cash, cards and mobile payments are all accepted, and there is private lot parking with wheelchair access.
The schedule is the practical takeaway. Wednesday through Saturday the doors open at 10AM; Monday, Tuesday and Sunday it is noon. Everything closes at 8PM. That mid-week 10AM opening is the quiet window if you want to dig through the card cases without competing for counter attention. The shop posts restocks and hours changes to Instagram and TikTok as @retrohallwtx, and the phone is 432-653-9934.
