Game Room Guys

Game Room Guys To provide a more dedicated experience with each client, our showroom is open by appointment only. If Want to pick up your game? Call 616-785-7353 Today!

Hours and Pickup Information:

Curbside pickup is now available! Since we do not sell parts out of our showroom we now offer curbside pickup! Place your parts order today for any in-stock item by 11:30 am and you can pick it up anytime between 1:30 and 4:30 pm. Place your order today and pick it up tomorrow! As always, if you place your order online we can ship it to you directly for free! Showroo

m Hours (EST)
Monday: By Appointment Only
Tuesday: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM or by Appointment
Wednesday: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM or by Appointment
Thursday: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM or by Appointment
Friday: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM or by Appointment
Please Call 616-785-7353 for an Appointment

Online Sales & Support Hours (EST):
Monday - Friday: 10am - 6pm
Saturday 11 am - 3 pm
Sunday: Closed

Game Room Guys is the premier provider of arcade games and fun! Whether it's pinball, air hockey, foosball, or any other arcade quality game, we can help you build the game room you've been dreaming of. If you want it, Game Room Guys Have It.

Some game room additions take up half the room.This one just needs a wall. 🎯A dartboard is an easy way to add another ga...
08/24/2026

Some game room additions take up half the room.

This one just needs a wall. 🎯

A dartboard is an easy way to add another game to your space without sacrificing much space—and somehow “one quick game” always turns into best-of-three.

Shop dartboards, cabinets, darts and accessories from Game Room Guys.

“Just one more game.”The game room version of “just one more TikTok.”Next thing you know, it’s two hours later and you’r...
08/22/2026

“Just one more game.”

The game room version of “just one more TikTok.”

Next thing you know, it’s two hours later and you’re saying it again. 😅

Sounds like a pretty good Friday night to us.

🕹️ Trivia AnswerHubert + Cubes = Q*bert!During development, the character was called Hubert, while Cubes was one of the ...
08/20/2026

🕹️ Trivia Answer

Hubert + Cubes = Q*bert!

During development, the character was called Hubert, while Cubes was one of the names considered for the game.

The two were eventually combined into “Cubert,” which was stylized as Q*bert—giving one of arcade gaming's most recognizable characters his permanent name.

And those famous @! #?@! symbols? They represented Q*bert's cartoon swearing and were even considered as a title for the game at one point.

🕹️ Arcade TriviaThis 1982 arcade game introduced Q*bert, but that wasn't the character's original name during developmen...
08/19/2026

🕹️ Arcade Trivia

This 1982 arcade game introduced Q*bert, but that wasn't the character's original name during development.

What was Q*bert originally called?

08/17/2026

A pool table can completely change a room.

Basement. Game room. Rec room. Office. Man cave. And apparently... even a space station? 🚀🎱

Whatever your space looks like, Game Room Guys has pool tables in a variety of styles and sizes to help you build a room worth playing in.

Shop pool tables for every... space.

Shop now -->> https://tinyurl.com/grgpool

🕹️ Trivia AnswerBattlezone! Atari released Battlezone as a commercial arcade game in 1980. Its first-person vector graph...
08/14/2026

🕹️ Trivia Answer

Battlezone!

Atari released Battlezone as a commercial arcade game in 1980. Its first-person vector graphics caught the attention of the U.S. Army, which later asked Atari to develop a modified version for training gunners on the Bradley Fighting Vehicle.

The resulting prototype became known as the Bradley Trainer (and sometimes Army Battlezone). Only a very small number of prototypes were produced.

So an arcade game wasn't created from a military simulator—the arcade game came first, then the military came calling.

🕹️ Arcade TriviaAn Atari arcade game released in 1980 impressed the U.S. Army enough that they asked Atari to build a mo...
08/13/2026

🕹️ Arcade Trivia

An Atari arcade game released in 1980 impressed the U.S. Army enough that they asked Atari to build a modified version for military training.

Which arcade game was it?

Let's see who knows this one without looking it up. 👇

Your game room deserves a little maintenance, too. 🔧When was the last time you gave your machines a once-over? Clean the...
08/10/2026

Your game room deserves a little maintenance, too. 🔧

When was the last time you gave your machines a once-over? Clean the playfield, check those buttons, replace worn parts and finally fix that one little thing you've been ignoring for six months. 😅

Game Room Guys has the parts, supplies and accessories to help keep your games looking good and playing even better.

Because sometimes the best upgrade isn't a new machine—it's getting an old favorite back to 100%.

There are two types of people on Friday night:Those who go out...and those who already spent enough money building a pla...
08/07/2026

There are two types of people on Friday night:

Those who go out...

and those who already spent enough money building a place they'd rather stay in. 😎

We know which crowd we're hanging with.

🕹️ Trivia AnswerFantasy by SNK (1981)!Released in October 1981, Fantasy is widely recognized as the first arcade game to...
08/06/2026

🕹️ Trivia Answer

Fantasy by SNK (1981)!

Released in October 1981, Fantasy is widely recognized as the first arcade game to feature a continue screen. Instead of starting over after a Game Over, players had 10 seconds to insert another coin and jump right back into the action.

A few years later, Gauntlet by Atari Games (1985) popularized the continue countdown, making it a familiar feature for an entire generation of arcade players.

One small innovation that changed arcade gaming forever.

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