Channel 3 Retro Gaming Center

This place is an absolute gem! No hidden fees and all around upstanding. They have a multitude of consoles and tv screens, so there is hardly a line if any at all. Only $15 for a DAY PASS to play any and all games they have available. As someone who came in for the first time the associate was happy to explain the ground rules and the prices. They also have a plethora of snacks and soda-drinks to choose from. I am so thankful I came across this place!

I'm sure hard core fans or gamers wouldn't mind because the whole atmosphere must be very nostalgic. But to me, the place is a bit too dark and would be better if sanitizer is available every few stations.

Channel 3 is a super cool spot for retro gaming! My partner and I came here a couple weekends ago and had so much fun spending a few hours with the games. I like this spot because you pay one set price upon arrival and have unlimited video game access. Therefore, you can play a game until your heart is content and not break the bank. This arcade is family friendly, and there were lots of older kids here who were into gaming.They have some fun snacks and N/A drinks. They do not have a full food menu or any alcoholic beverages. The arcade does let you come and go with a hand stamp, so you can leave to grab a bite to eat and then come back to play more. Overall, I had a great experience here! This is a great place to go during bad weather or to entertain yourself on a lazy weekend afternoon!

I enjoyed my time at Channel 3! Toobin' was a fun new game I discovered. See the highscores too so I got a token to get free admission next time I come. I will definitely be back again. This arcade is small, but nice for a day of gaming. Ghosts and goblins was another fun one I played as well as karate champ. I set the high score for that as well. Some of the games are a bit tough to play. Donkey Kong was nearly unplayable with how bad the joystick is. Needs a fix ASAP! Others are perfect, such as Klax. Of all the games I played, Klax had the best buttons. I don't think this is really a child friendly place. I saw a child in here but then there was also a lot of swearing and yelling going on. Before 6, it was very calm. A smash bros tournament was being held today so I'm sure that contributes to the noise. A few games out of order, which was disappointing given how small the location is. House Of The Dead was one I looked forward to trying as it just got put out but was broken the whole night. Another disappointment was that certain games listed on the highscores page of their website, did not have cabinets out on the floor. I would have liked to play Rastan and specifically came to play and practice the game. Not a huge deal, as there's so many games you will definitely find something to play. As a highscore enthusiast, I could spend hours here. ESPECIALLY, if the joysticks on some of these machines are fixed up.I'm not sure if the crowd is more arcade gamers or smash bros players. Either way, it's a good spot for both. I didn't play any console games, but you can do that here too. For 12 bucks, it's well worth the price. I would have blown through so many quarters in order to play for as long as I did. Very fun day, thank you Channel 3!!! I haven't gamed like this in YEARS!!!!!!!!!! :D

Amazing experience! Highly recommend! Matt was helpful and friendly. We will definitely be back!

Great space and tons of games. Well set up and the guys who run it are in the business to have fun. Love it. Better location for us now. Go and have fun!

What a neat place. Great place to go play those nostalgic games or try something you've always wanted to try but none of your friends had the game. Great price, friendly and attentive staff. I will be back!

Really fun place. My family and I went there while on vacation in CO. Dozens of retro arcade games and also some consoles that can play. They sell candy and drinks. Owner is really friendly. Great way to spend a few hours (kept my teenagers enthralled and great nostalgia for my wife and I). One price and no need to feed quarters into most of the machines (pinball machines are excluded and extra). I also like that he has an old TV with VCR tapes that he sometimes plays. My only complaint is that there was the same "video game soundtrack CD" that played for the whole time we were there. Some variety in the music would've made the experience better, but that's a small complaint. Really enjoyed! For those in the area please support this small and unique business.

I really enjoyed gaming here for a couple of hours on the 7th of July. They had the bases covered: Pac-Man (and Ms.), Asteroids, Centipede, Defender, Street fighter, Donkey Kong, Qbert, Galaga and more. What I also thought was great is that they have a bunch of various game consoles and a huge selection of titles to play on them. They also had several pinball machines (which I believe still used quarters and were not included in the price) - everything else was set to free play.) We had a lot of fun and feel like the place is a pretty good value for entertaining a couple of kids with the flat rate pricing. Side Note: It has that "smell of mass electronics" which personally kinda takes me to a happy place. Can highly recommend for true gaming nerds who love all kinds of games old and new!

Friendly staff. Good selection of games and they all worked! Pinball cost more but the entrance fee covered all other games.