Great line up of games. Most places with pinball machines only cater to people who play all the new machines This one has new and hold. The consoles were amazing and so were the arcade machines. It's nice to be able to buy a soda and a snack. I also love the fact that there were some console games for sale. This place has everything. I am a small lineup of games myself I understand what it's like to keep them up. I was amazed at all these games were working. A few of the games have to use flat screens but that's a tiny price to pay to place such an amazing lineup of machines. In fact I was just mostly in awe! I've been to the big museum that used to exist in Banning, CA., and I would say this place not only rivals it, but, beats it because it's open all the time. It also has I feel the widest variety of machines something for everybody. I can't say enough about it I will definitely be back again! read more

I normally just do food reviews, but this is an awesome arcade. You can pay $15 for all day access to their game selection. It is basically a no frills warehouse filled with the largest selection of pinball and arcade games I have ever seen. Most of the games work and are set to free play. There is even a span of different consoles to play games on when you first walk in. Tournaments are frequently held if you are into that kind of competition. You can buy, sell, and/or trade classic console games at the front. There is so much offered in one location. I love it here because it is not crowded and normally you don't have to wait to play a game. If you can't find a few games you like, something is wrong. read more

Pretentious employees, a quarter of the games are down, The owner takes time to not only stalk people on Facebook but also goes through transaction lists to stalk customers. Check my review on Google. You can see this is true. Zero parking and they've made every business around them. So mad they will tow your vehicle. Avoid this place even smyrna's bowling alley with six arcade games is better than this. read more

If you are feeling nostalgic, Game Galaxy is the place for you. For an extremely reasonable price, you are allowed to stay all day and play any arcade game, pinball machine, or console game they have available. I personally got a kick out of playing all of my favorite games from my youth. Staff were courteous and awesome. I highly recommend!! read more

Tons of games to play at a great price. Probably the only arcade in the Nashville area quite like this. Wonderful collection of pinball, various arcade games from different eras, and especially great rhythm game collection (most rhythm games even have headphone jacks so you can hear the games better!). read more

Free play arcade with great selection of retro and modern games. Friendly staff and well maintained games.

This is THE place to go (besides Chuck E. Cheese, it's the ONLY place to go) if you're a local seeking a classic-style arcade. This place has pretty much every arcade machine I remember from my childhood, plus a few imports that I never got an experience to play. You pay a flat fee to play all the games you want for the entire time the arcade is open; 99% of the machines within are fully operational and well-maintained. All high scores are saved, and all games function the way that they did when first released. Recommendation: try Lucky and Wild if you have another person to join you! read more

This was a wonderful gem to find while staying in Nashville. We were looking for something to do while one of our cars were being worked on, we had kids ages 8-17 and everyone including the adults had so much fun. The kids were exposed to games they had never seen or played while the adults took a stroll down memory lane. The adults ranged in age from 40's to 60's, from tons of Pinball machines, Donkey Kong, PAC-Man, Golden Tee, Virtual Reality games, Duck Hunt, Joust, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Dig Dig, and so many other favorites. For $10 a person you can play games for hours and hours, ALL I CAN SAY IS PLEASE DON'T JUDGE A BOOK BY IT's COVER. The outside is not much to look at and the entrance and parking is in the rear of the building. read more

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Great place. I went with my grandson 12 and husband thinking I wouldn't love boys night. It was a blast. Our grand son loved the VR and even tried to beat his grandpa TOP scorer on Pac-Man. They had Dance Revolution which I loved We all had a great time and 3 hours was just gone. Can't wait to take the entire family back. Oh and did I mention pinball. I also felt it was a safe environment for kids. There could be a few more smack options. But there is nothing bad I could say. read more

Pros: * VERY affordable ($7 for an hour or $10 unlimited for a ton of arcade games??? Yes!!!) * LOTS of arcade games with some you may not have seen before.... no seriously, Super Mario World in an arcade cabinet??? * Fun for ALL ages * Fighting game lovers' haven with weekend tourneys * Pretty cool workers (I may be biased since we all have similar tastes lol) Cons: * Parking is limited but still doable * location may be confusing for some Summary: Ok, the cons really aren't all THAT bad once you get inside and feel the nostalgia run throughout your body. This place is absolutely amazing! Before I went I thought it was just going to be something with just Pac-Man and Street Fighter 2. I mean, they had those games along with games I didn't know existed & those you may have not seen in a while (Q-Bert, Simpson's Arcade, X-Men, NBA Jam). The price is very fair and affordable to the point that even I would go despite having a PS4 with a ton of games. It's great for any occasion: solo, take someone on a date, take kids to unwind, etc. (yes I did all 3 lol). Overall this place is awesome and am glad it exists! read more

One price to play all day. They are constantly adding new pinball and arcade machines. They have games from every decade including modern games. Can't recommended enough. read more

The Hickory Hollow location was good, but the new place is amazing! There are easily 200-300 arcade machines and 100-200 pinball machines. It's dimly lit to avoid glare and the temperature is just right for some serious gameplay. The thing that would put this place over the top would be an attached eatery or a BYO option where you could order pizza and beers to eat between gaming. read more

Had so much fun with my friend here, there are truly tons and tons of games here, whatever you can imagine, spent more time that I thought in here and the staff was friendly. read more

Game Galaxy - Arcades Near Me - Smyrna, Tennessee

All the classics are here. $15/ day pass is a small price to pay for unlimited access to a whole warehouse full of pinball machines, old school arcade games , newer arcade games as well as console classics and an Oculus. Light refreshments on hand and they buy and sell used games. Absolute gem of a place for the kids to come and just veg out. You can bring your own games to play as well, if you have a console cartridge but no longer have the console... this place has it. Rockband is always a fav. read more

A very fun way to spend an afternoon, or an entire day. I had been meaning to get down to Smyrna to check this place out ever since learning of its existence a few weeks ago. When I finally did I was suitably impressed. They pretty much have every game you could ever imagine from Galaga, Tapper, and Pole Position, to hundreds of pinball machines, and basically every console you've ever heard of, and some you haven't. Basically, you can play any game you've ever heard of. Whether you're older, like me, and remember arcade machines from the 80s, or younger and want to check out some VR, or some more obscure Japanese imports, then you are going to want to check this place out. Everything in the place is free play after paying the entrance fee of either $7 for an hour, or $10 for all day (re-entrance permitted). Obviously the $10 is the better deal. Get your wristband at the door, and you're on your way. Sure, some of the classic arcade games are a touch worse for wear aesthetically, but I didn't come across a single one (and I played dozens of machines) where the controls were messed up, or the game did anything unpredictable. They also have games (NES, SNES, PS1/2/3, etc.) and consoles for sale at pretty good prices. They also have snacks, and drinks for sale at the front counter. Please don't spill them in the games. This is the place to go if you are into gaming, or a casual occasional gamer like me. Clear your schedule for the day and head on over for the afternoon. read more

Phenomenal arcade! There's ~400 machines (from classics to really obscure deep cuts) and it's only $10 for a full day pass. This place is so cool that my friend and I drive up from Atlanta just to go here. read more

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Came for the pinball and stayed for the pinball. Pumped to find newer tables like Ghostbusters, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Tron Legacy. Also excited to find old classics like Mideveal Madness and Funhouse. Price is very reasonable for all day play. Will definitely be back. Minus one star for Total Nuclear Annhilation malfunctioning. Will bump to five stars if it gets fixed. read more

Amazing! You park around back off the main roadway which is great if you're bringing kids in. One room is completely dedicated to pinball machines! Probably over 50 if I had to guess. So slap those buttons and high score that bad boy. Another room is dedicated to selling older systems, games, accessories, and any other relatable equipment to play games from Atari to Present day! Additionally, this room has food/snacks/drinks and is hosting all the modern equipment. The last room is your classics! Step up and play arcade games in the hundreds! Zero-5 minutes wait time (at MAX)! Deer hunter, Street Fighter, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Dance Revolution , Transformers, Duck Hunt, House of Dead, Mortal Combat, and beyond! If you played it as a kid, teenager, adult, they most likely have it. $10 a hour $12 a day You have to go! read more

Revised review for a few reasons: First, the place DOES take debit cards! Apparently when I came in the time I wrote the review there was some kind of miscommunication. So that was a mistake in the review and I want to make sure it was corrected! Now that they've really settled into this new location, the previous issues with games that weren't working has been significantly improved. The percentage of games/pinball machines not working is now much much much lower than I said in my previous review. (I was there yesterday and can think of perhaps 5 games/pinball machines that were not working.) For ten bucks a person ALL DAY, this is a steal. And we went in the afternoon for a few hours, went out and had dinner and ran errands, and could come back for a few hours in the evening without having to pay again. They are really all day for ten bucks. The owner, by the way, was VERY receptive to suggestions and I even saw changes based on things I mentioned (like a sign warning of a step that people could trip on in their back room.) Revised bottom line: They're settled in, they're booted up and ready to rock. read more

I'm not sure how to make a long enough review about an arcade! We've been waiting for Game Galaxy to open its doors in Smyrna! My husband and I came here after dropping our kids off with their grandparents. The guy working the counter was cool and let us know what all they had available: arcade games, shooters, pinball machines, and various consoles. They also have games to trade. It's a pretty cool set-up! Free play and you can pay $7 for an hour or $10 for all-day. We paid for an hour, but should've paid for all-day! (Who knew CarnEvil was so addictive?!) They have classic favorites like Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Asteroids, etc. Plus, a few multi-player games like X-Men and Captain America. Not all the games are working, but there's more than enough to keep you entertained! read more

Game Galaxy - One of the walls of pinball games! - Arcades Near Me - Smyrna, Tennessee

Excellent arcade in Smyrna. You can't beat the price. It's currently $12 For a full day pass to play all the games as much as you want. It's not fancy. It's just tons of arcade and pinball machines. read more

This is such a fun place to go with your kids. I have taken every family member that I know and they all love it. The games are so much fun and the staff are always very helpful!! I find myself always feeling like a kid when I come here and l love it! read more

We took our grandsons here today. We paid $10 for an hour, rather than $12 for all day, which turned out to be a good move for us. Our 13 year old loved the place and wants to have his next birthday party there. Our five year old didn't really find any games that he could play or understand though. His feet couldn't touch the pedals on any of the driving games. We couldn't find a step stool so that he could try the pinball machines. We did try a few PacMan machines but the speed was set so high on them that he couldn't control it. We weren't expecting the place to be like a Chuck E Cheese but figured there'd be a FEW games suitable for younger kids. A Whack-a-Mole? A driving game that adjusts for smaller kids? A Skee-Ball machine? Just a suggestion...... read more

The first time I walked into Game Galaxy, I was instantly teleported to 80's bliss. A look at my then nine-year-old's big smile told me I'd just hit pay dirt, too: here was a place where we would both be happy for hours. I may have been a bit more ecstatic than he at that moment, but I knew that soon, the 8-bit siren song of vintage arcade games would have him hooked. He's eleven, now, and his devotion is rock-solid. For starters, the price is incredibly reasonable. $10 per person for the entire day. The vibe is great, too. Low lighting, a kind and very knowledgeable staff, and an unbelievable selection of games. The huge selection of pinball games (I'm a new fan) are incredibly maintained. They are turned off to save power (which also makes it easier to enjoy the sounds of the game you are currently playing). Just look underneath the bottom for the switch near the front right leg to turn on and off. The simplicity of Centipede's trackball and a single fire button made my kid an old skool game believer. On our second visit, the ball stuck a bit, and I went to the front to ask for help. A nice guy came right over, opened the cabinet, and took a couple of minutes to fix it. My son loved watching that. He then started a new game to make sure it was working well. After he cleared several boards rather quickly, I realized he was the owner. I asked him if he would mind continuing to play as my son (and I) watched in amazement. In the last couple of years, I've enjoyed introducing a lot of my son's friends to both the Antioch (soon to close) and Smyrna locations. Bonus - if you are a parent who loves these games - it's a real win-win to take your child and a friend or two. I felt kind of guilty the 1st time a parent thanked me profusely - that I was a real saint (ha ha) for taking kids to a game room. I had to let her know I'd easily go on my own;) Jason, the owner, has a deep, passionate, and impressive knowledge of the games he has (imho) generously shared with the community. The drive from Nashville to Smyrna will not deter us from frequent visits. Bonus: dinner at another classic - The Omni Hut. read more

One of the most fun places you can go if you're even remotely into video games. There is something here for everyone, but the older games in the arcade and for sale (anything 6th gen and below) are what bring me back. This is true gaming....very fun. read more

This place was great made me feel like a kid again my kids loved it have all console game and tons of pin and arcade game I will be going back for sure 10 dollars all day read more

So many games! Loved the selection of pinball games the guy behind the counter was chilled.

Awesome. Old school and new school games. No frills but that's the fun of it. 10 bucks gets you all day unlimited play. Tip- the switch to turn the pinball machines on and off is usually on the bottom under the leg. read more

This place is great - played there for 4 hours yesterday. Their Neo Geo arcade machine has over 100 titles including Magical Drop 2 (fast paced match 3). Some of the pinballs are good for their music alone. Guardians of the Galaxy starts playing Cherry Bomb when you hit its 5-ball wizard mode. Keep hitting Groot for multiball. They have some rare stuff there too, like the 3-level Haunted House and the huge "holographic" Time Traveler game. Their Addam's Family game could be a museum piece. It has a color display and like-new playfield. As far as thing not working, just let them know and they'll get to it when they can. I suggested they look for a Tatio Battle Shark. Those aren't easy to find. When I checked, only 10 are owned by collectors on VAPS (Vintage Arcade Preservation Society). I forgot to tell them a couple things: AC/DC needs a right flipper solenoid (unplayable) and Caveman is playing at about 40% of the flipper strength it should have. Caveman was the first video pinball game and not easy to keep going. I only know how it's supposed to play since I had one at a skating rink in the 80s. Try to beat 14 million, the score only goes to 9,999,999 :) read more

First off. I love Pinball. When I heard they had over 30 machines, I had to come check out. What a Disappointment! I'd say 75% of the machines were non-functioning. The other 25% were in a state of disrepair. If you are going for Pinball, find another spot. This place is a waste of money. read more

I was absolutely blown away by all the game options. If you can't get enough of pinball, come here to find your machine. Before you know it, hours have gone by. Also there are many different classics, shooters, driving, platform games, and even console games to choose for. At $10.00 for unlimited play, all day, you can't beat it! read more

While home visiting family, the teen boys wanted to try it out. The price is perfect. It's a nice option for a place for the now older, upper teen cousins to hangout. The boys couldn't stop raving about how much fun they had. They only had time for an hour on the first visit, but plan to go again today. read more

Three large rooms of arcade games and pinball machines. From new games to retro games you played as a kid. $7 for a hour or $10 for all day. All day is the deal you wont want to stop playing. 5 Stars. Nov 2016. read more