Save Point

"Such a fun and lovable place! Great for all ages. I love how it is kid friendly as well as kid at heart friendly. Being able to have BYOB is awesome. Games are in rotation so you never get stuck playing the same games. Everyone there is super knowledgeable and friendly. Prices are fair when buying used items. You can play here for free and donations are welcomed for it! Love you Steph and Eric!"

"Our Simpson's pinball machine developed issues after moving to our new house. The machine is 30 years old. We contacted Save Point and from the get-go, had a positive experience from initial conversation, first visit, and final outcome. Eric first came out for the initial assessment and the price for 1 hour was very reasonable. He diagnosed the problem and had to order parts. With such an old pinball machine, several visits were required as the move of the machine damaged multiple components (transistors, coils, etc.). Steph completed the repairs and was very tenacious, solving the final problem after doing lot's of research. I highly recommend Save Point to owners of machines who are concerned how much they cost to repair. Save Point was extremely reasonable and just great people to deal with."

"Save Point has some great arcade games set to free play. The Tempest seems like it's it's brand new. They also have lots of classic console games and some are incredibly rare. Staff are friendly too. Definitely worth driving out of your way if you're into retro gaming."

"I admittedly don't go here for retro games, but if you are interested, they do have a giant collection. I came here for the rhythm games, which honestly, if I lived closer, I'd never go to Round1 again. It is a lot calmer, a lot more relaxing, and games that you typically don't find at Round1, especially the Towson one. Staff are very nice, and they clearly know what they're talking about. All of them are passionate and fun to be around, and I was able to enjoy a nice Easter here (they were open on Easter). If you have the spare money, please donate to their tip jar. There aren't many places like this left in the world, and they deserve to be treasured."

"All games were completely free just as described! Staff was extremely nice and we were even compensated for the fact that the machine we drove in to play-- Taiko no Tatsujin -- was currently being repaired after it had gotten beaten up at a recent convention. Stephanie was extremely nice and was not only great company, but very helpful and knowledgeable in answering all of our questions about various retro/limited items that were behind the counter. I was able to play Groove Coaster for hours straight with little to no interruption. The volume was perfect, and the machine was in very good condition. In fact, as far as I could see, all of the machines they had currently out for use were in excellent condition. Save Point had an impressively large selection of different games, more than other "small business" arcades I've been to in the past, and all completely for free. Hearing about the different machines they possessed even more of in storage only impressed me further. The place is spacious, but not too crowded, and in fact, it's quite pleasing to know how many of the games I had to myself. Overall, it was just a fantastic experience. We did drive a little over 4 hours just to go here-- but I am happy to say that it was 100 percent worth it and more. I would definitely make the 4 hour drive just to come here again in the future. I have nothing but compliments for Save Point! I highly recommend going here! (PS: This place is funded completely by donations, so I highly recommend donating if you have a chance! It's definitely worth it!)"