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The realm of video games has been an integral part of our cultural DNA since the 1970s, with the pioneering Computer Space arcade game igniting a spark in 1971. As the years unfolded, electronic games underwent a mesmerizing transformation, and their evolution is poised to continue, captivating audiences across generations like a timeless epic.

Our museum's collection is rooted in the thrill of discovery, born from the excitement of acquiring one game and one console at a time during our formative years. As our fascination with each new release grew, so did our assemblage, gradually expanding as we matured, like a rich tapestry woven from the threads of nostalgia and innovation.

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Collection

As we embark on a sentimental journey through the ages, our passion for gaming remains unwavering, just like it did in our childhood. Today, we proudly stand at the threshold of a remarkable milestone, having amassed a treasure trove of hundreds of consoles. This incredible collection has given birth to the world's first exclusive Museum of Electronic Games, where we invite you to join us on a thrilling adventure through the ages, shining a spotlight on the most iconic moments in gaming history.

Pong

Pong: The Original Trailblazer

This simple yet addictive game simulated a tennis-like match, where players controlled paddles to hit a ball back and forth. Created by Atari, Pong is considered one of the first successful arcade video games.

Intellivision

Intellivision: The Challenger

This popular home video game console challenged Atari's dominance in the early 1980s. With its sleek design and advanced graphics, Intellivision offered a range of games, including Night Stalker, Astrosmash, and Bump 'n' Jump.

Donkey Kong

Game & Watch: Donkey Kong - The Pioneering Handheld

This single-player game featured a simple yet engaging gameplay mechanic, where Jumpman had to rescue a damsel in distress from the clutches of Donkey Kong. Developed by Nintendo, Game & Watch: Donkey Kong was a pioneering handheld electronic game.