The first dedicated exhibition celebrating the birth and growth of the videogames industry,
Game On, has found its way to Queensland this summer, debuting at the State Library of Queensland in Brisbane.
Game On tracks the development of videogames from the earliest computer games to arcade-era hits and the very latest from today’s billion-dollar industry. With more than 100 playable games, as well as rarely seen consoles, controllers and collectables, this is a showcase of games history like no other.
You'll be able to check out the exhibition from November 17 through till February 15, 2009. More information can be found from the
official Game On website.
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They have any memorabilia like T-shirts cups etc ?
Posted 11:22pm 17/11/08
its more of epenis among groups of nerds re: who played earliest game
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It's more like a giant timezone with minimal things you can't actually play or touch.
Posted 09:14am 18/11/08
Some photos can be found here - http://www.flickr.com/photos/26602313@N07/. Unfortunately I didn't take any photos of the upper level, which is more focussed on the modern-day consoles. And you can play all the games for as much as you want all day for the ticket price.
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Posted 09:15am 18/11/08
They had doom and all kinds of stuff.
Well worth the money