I have been slowly filling in details about arcade machines at this location. Seems like every time I visit there, I find some machines I forgot to add.
Thankfully, the owner (I think it's the owner... the other people in the video seem to be treating him as such... especially not even worried about him filming the place) posted a video on youtube of a walkthrough of the entire arcade. This has helped me alot.

Perhaps you guys can help me figure out what kind of cabinets I should be classifying some of these games as. He has some Japanese imports (complete with the 100 yen price tag for playing it) which I'm not familiar with. There is one particular Japanese cabinet that has an unfamiliar title to it. The marquee is in Japanese and I cannot make out what the name of the game is. It is at the 4:55 mark of the youtube video he posted. Any of you know what this is?
The website is www.gamegalaxyarcade.com

EDIT: You can find the youtube clip here.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdUYl2-GikQ

DOUBLE EDIT: Nevermind, I finally figured it out. The title of the game is "Akatsuki Blitzkampf Ausf. Achse". A 2-D fighting game originally released in Japan in 2008.

It also has quite a few machines that currently are not at any of the other arcades in our database. Hopefully as time goes on, that will change as we fill in the details. Bear in mind also, the classic cabinets are for sale.
They are talking about opening a new branch in the Rivergate Mall later this year.

This is also one of the four arcades featured in Stride Gum's "Save the arcade" promotion, however, they are currently in distant last place in the standings.

EDIT: Ok I have completed the entire list at Game Galaxy. At least until they get new product again.

The latest with Game Galaxy at the Rivergate Mall
They have until next Monday to vacate the mall to make room for Incredible Daves. They are having trouble finding a new location.
On a more positive note, they did buy some of Retro's closeout inventory when that arcade shut down on March 1st to further expand Game Galaxy's arcade selections.
Hopefully Nashville's last arcade can stay afloat!

Game Galaxy is officially being kicked out of the mall due to the mall shutting its doors for good. Here is a link to a local news story about it. Yes, the reporter mispronounced the name of the business. Right now they are looking at two locations to conduct business as a result. They worked out a deal with a mall in Huntsville and they're looking at an abandoned Best Buy store for another.

http://www.newschannel5.com/category/125220/video-landing-page?clipId=7430207&topVideoCatNo=85299&autoStart=true

Sweet

I finally got around to updating the game listing for all Game Galaxy locations! Check em out!
It is also worth noting that the Antioch location now operates solely on passes and setting most of the machines on freeplay. Some pinball machines still operate on quarters (or dollars!)

Game Galaxy main branch is officially relocating to a smaller facility. soon.
There was an issue with the power outlets at the existing location which made it tough to run an arcade.

Some games may be put up for sale to help with the move. More details to follow.

The Game Galaxy Retro Museum is now updated with the current lineup. The museum is open on the last Saturday of every month at the Game Galaxy in Huntsville, AL. Pay a flat rate, and all the games are set to freeplay. You get a discount if you also pay a flat rate to get into the main arcade there as well. Play all your favorite hard to find games, discover some new classic games, all under one roof with no quarters needed.

It's been four years since I have posted to this thread, but I wanted to announce that Game Galaxy has closed their main location and moved most of their inventory to their location in Smyrna, TN.  The thing is, not much from the Smyrna location was removed to make room for the games, so, effectively, two locations have merged into one!

This means the Game Galaxy in Smyrna now advertises about 375 arcade and pinball machines under one roof.  Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.  Smyrna is just outside Nashville, TN.  You pay a nominal fee at the door and most of the games are set to freeplay.  There are still a couple that take quarters and dollars.