Arcade Tour #4: Game Galaxy Arcade - Smyrna, TN - August 2020

[@TB-TheGoldenAgeGamer]

What a freaking amazing arcade. I was drooling at those candy cabs. That darius cab at the end unreal

[@Bubblun1]

You need that Darius Burst for your basement lol

[@benjaminhammond4549]

This is location is well worth a weekend trip. The video doesn't do it justice. $12 and play all day!!!

[@Jarhead.Fetilizer]

As a huge retro game fan I had my birthday there it was a great place

[@SpeedOfThought1111]

wow, whoever buys these machines has GOOD taste

[@Majora_T]

Nashville was halfway to TX for us. You're brave to make it out during pandemic craziness. Once things settle down, I'd love to explore more of TN. Thanks for sharing, Bubblun!

[@Bubblun1]

Thanks! Yeah luckily it was easy to stay socially distant with no other customers lol. Nashville has really grown over the last decade, makes me wonder if it'll go bust eventually. Personally I think Knoxville and Chattanooga have better scenery and would recommend both if you get a chance to check out more of the state.

[@ryanpyle9822]

Nice selection. I'll remember this place if i'm ever in the area.

[@joshuadurham6349]

This place is amazing and its only 15 minutes from another arcade in Murfreesboro called Flashback Arcade

[@Bubblun1]

Wasn't aware of that one, thanks for the tip!

[@Buapo]

Awesome video. And frankly, this looks to be a lot nicer than Galloping Ghost. When I finally made my way there last year, I was really disappointed in the amount of generic cabinets with inkjet printed marquees and the overall disrepair of the cabinets. Yes, GG has some prototypes and other unusual cabinets that you won't see almost anywhere else, but they also have a lot of crap. The arcade featured in this video looks to be almost all dedicated, original cabinets. And they look to be in far better condition than the average machine at GG. The bottom line is that this is what I was expecting to see when I went to Galloping Ghost. I'd like to take a trip to Nashville for this one.

[@Bubblun1]

I'd say it's a draw with Galloping Ghost in some ways. The cab maintenance was a bit iffy here too. I definitely agree the generic combo cabinets at GG is a drag. I bet if this location merged with their other location it'd be the best of both worlds.

[@benjaminhammond4549]

You have to make the trip! It will not disappoint. I honestly don't believe there is a comparison in the country. Pinball hall of fame is an embarrassment compared to the 200 machines on location at Game Galaxy.

[@jasonwilson618]

@@Bubblun1 Restoring cabinets = not worth the trouble in a lot of ways because they are going to get tore up anyway. Honestly the best part of the place is the pinball selection which I still believe to me second to none in the value of the $12 all day fee. Thanks for coming out and mentioning us!

[@michaellamb2964]

We went there last Saturday

[@misterdude206]

Love it. Moo Mesa is a rare one. Haunted castle was cool too.

[@Bubblun1]

Yeah it seemed like the only Konami beater of that era they were missing was Metamorphic Force.

[@jasonwilson618]

@@Bubblun1 We have it, it was just at the other location (Metamophic Force)

[@EmperorFoxx]

I could easily spend a couple days in there! I've always wanted to play a candy cab or the blast city cab. I thought it was cute to see a few Arcade1Up cabs in there, lol.

[@Bubblun1]

Be careful, playing on candy cabs is addictive. Next thing you know you'll have 2 in your basement like me lol.

[@moandaindesigns]

Wow a Virtual On cab. I have only seen on at Disney word before back when they had all the Sega stuff at Epcot.

[@Bubblun1]

Definitely a rare find. I'd never seen the Sega Enduro Racer cab before, just played the Master System version.