Discovering the Treasures of Gaming History: The Launch of the Digital Archive by the Video Game History Foundation
The preservation of video game history is an important endeavor, with various organizations working to document and celebrate this vibrant past. Among these, the Video Game History Foundation stands out as a key player, dedicated to collecting and curating materials related to the history of gaming. Their efforts allow enthusiasts and the general public to explore the rich tapestry of video game culture at their convenience.
The Digital Archive has officially launched, featuring an impressive array of six categories that encompass:
- Magazines
- E3 directories
- Promotional materials from FromSoftware
- GamePro's CD collection
- The Cyan collection, which includes extensive behind-the-scenes footage from the Myst series
- Mark Flitman's papers, documenting his career at notable companies like Konami and Atari
Visitors can easily access the archive and browse through its wealth of resources for free. Notable items include documents from the memorable E3 event that introduced the original PlayStation in 1995 and the presentation featuring Reggie Fils-Aime in 2004, showcasing the Nintendo DS and The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.
Explore the extensive archive and share which pieces capture your attention the most.
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- Mariana Rocha 04 Feb 2025