Ars Technica tours the National Video Game Museum

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Ars Technica gaming writer Sam Mackovech recently took a tour of the National Video Game Museum in Frisco, TX which opened earlier this year. The article's gallery of what is on display is truely impressive; the muesum is filled to the brim with reto gaming's holiest of holy grails.



http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2016/10/americas-largest-gaming-museum-rare-games-crazy-prototypes-and-giant-pong/

Comments

  • PowerPlayersPowerPlayers
    Anyone else notice that they have a Sharedata Chiller running in that NES?
  • YelirYelir
    Originally posted by: JosephLeo

    Anyone else notice that they have a Sharedata Chiller running in that NES?




    I hope they noticed since the footnote clearly explains the setup. So much game porn at this place, I think the best part is the lineup of protos.  
  • bunnyboybunnyboy
    So much awesome stuff I have no interest in owning  
  • SinnboxSinnbox
    That is super cool. I wonder if it would appeal to everyone, or just late GenXer's and Early Millennials. If I am ever in the area I will have to stop by.
  • clone99clone99
    I know they had a room dedicated also at the Mount View, CA Computer History Museum (www.computerhistory.org) but this is pretty cool, good excuse to stay in Texas extra day next time I travel there.
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