Wikibooks: History of video games/Preservation

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• Language: English
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• Online Access: https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/History_of_video_games/Preservation

File The Nostalgia Box Museum Space.jpg Museum space at the Nostalgia Box in Perth Western Australia. =Museums Libraries and Archives= =Game specific= =Europe= Museum of Soviet Arcade Machines in Moscow Russia. Computerspielemuseum Berlin in Berlin Germany. Finnish Museum of Games in Tampere Finland. National Videogame Museum in Sheffield United Kingdom. Video Game Museum of Rome in Italy. Muzeum her Cibien s Corner in Prague Czech Republic. Retro Gaming Museum with branches in Iceland and Norway. cite web title=Contact url=https //www.retrogamingmuseum.com/contact.html website=Retro Gaming Museum access date=11 January 2022 language=en =North America= The Strong Museum of Play in Rochester New York. National Videogame Museum in Frisco Texas. The University of Texas Video Game Archive in Austin Texas. The Computer and Video Game Archive (CVGA) at the University of Michigan Library in Ann Arbor Michigan. Star Worlds Arcade in De Kalb Illinois. International Video Game Hall of Fame in Ottumwa Iowa (Under development) Montreal Video Game Museum in Montreal Canada. =Other= The Nostalgia Box in Perth Australia. The Retro Video Game Museum in Sydney Australia. cite news title= Retro Video Game Museum url=https //www.gamesmen.com.au/retro video game museum access date=15 January 2022 =Related Collections= Museums or collections of other subjects that include Computer Game or Video Game history. =Popular Culture= The MADE (Museum of Art and Digital Entertainment) in Oakland California. Australian Centre for the Moving Image in Melbourne Australia. Museum of Pop Culture in Seattle Washington. Ray Pat Browne Library for Popular Culture Studies in Bowling Green Ohio Has media related to games such as movies based on game IP rather than games themselves. =Computing= General computing museums often include game hardware or early computer models that were sometimes used for gaming. The National Museum of Computing in Bletchley Park United Kingdom. The Micro Museum in Ramsgate United Kingdom. cite web title=The Micro Museum ...