Exhibition

  1. Pioneers
  2. Arcades
  3. Consoles
  4. Computers
  5. Network
  6. Mobile
  7. VR
The pioneers hall: an oscilloscope, a microscope, drawings and a lamp on a table, behind it a board about Tennis for Two and Spacewar! and a case with circuit boards and a PDP-1 manual.

PIONEERS

1940s to 1960s

The first screen experiments, early game systems and the technologies video games grew out of.

The arcade hall: visitors play Space Invaders and Pac-Man cabinets, with a table of an oscilloscope and early game drawings in front.

ARCADES

1970s to early 1980s

Arcade machines, cult arcade hits and the atmosphere of the halls where games became mass entertainment.

The console hall: a 1990s living room with a Sega console by the TV, two people playing on the sofa, next to the 8-bit and 16-bit board.

CONSOLES

late 1980s to 1990s

Home consoles, the 8 and 16 bit era, PlayStation and the move to 3D games.

The computer club: visitors play at a row of gaming PCs under the boards "Different games, different tasks" and "How a game is born".

COMPUTERS

1990s to 2000s

The home PC, the growth of computer genres, network games and a new culture of playing over the internet.

The mobile games hall: a lit wall of handheld consoles and phones, visitors playing on a bench and at tablet stands.

MOBILE

2000s to 2010s

Handheld consoles, button phones and smartphones. Games become part of everyday life.

The VR hall: a visitor in a headset with controllers plays in front of a big screen while others watch.

VR / AR / XR

2010s to 2020s

Motion control, virtual and augmented reality and new ways to interact with a game.

The modern classics hall: screens with consoles along the wall, visitors playing standing up and on poufs.

GAMES LIBRARY

different eras

A computer club, consoles and gaming stations with games from different years, platforms and genres.