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Welcome to the: Museum of the Video Game®
The Museum of the Video Game®, in conjunction with its affiliates, is an education and entertainment center offering a definitive library and museum. Please enjoy our information and exhibition productions covering the world of dynamic play via ever changing electronic video displays.
We present to you some of the same art, cultural, and historic offerings many of you have enjoyed over the years, including the world-famous "Killer List of Videogames" and "Penny Arcadia".
Killer List of Videogames® - has created the authoritative database on coin-operated video-games with over 4,000 entries containing game descriptions, machine photos, trivia, technical data and related information.
Arcadia® (including Penny Arcadia®, Pinball Arcadia™ and Video Arcadia™) presents exhibitions guiding visitors through nearly a half-century of innovation and evolution.
Museum of the Video Game® is pleased to present the world's most famous entertainment prototype -- what the world knows as the 'Nintendo PlayStation'. This is the sole remaining public evidence of a failed partnership between Nintendo and Sony, the failure of which directly led to Sony's PlaySation release.
Museum of the Video Game's Nintendo Playstation
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