Experts create videogames museum
An archive to preserve the history of videogames is being set up by university experts.
Nottingham Trent University says the global videogames industry is worth about £22bn and steps are needed in order to record its development.
The archive will be housed at the National Media Museum in Bradford and put together by researchers from Nottingham Trent University.
The collection will include consoles, cartridges and advertising campaigns.
The archive will chart the history of videogames from Pong in 1972 to present-day blockbusters.
Read entire article at BBC
Nottingham Trent University says the global videogames industry is worth about £22bn and steps are needed in order to record its development.
The archive will be housed at the National Media Museum in Bradford and put together by researchers from Nottingham Trent University.
The collection will include consoles, cartridges and advertising campaigns.
The archive will chart the history of videogames from Pong in 1972 to present-day blockbusters.