A look at the many retro computer museums and shops I've been to And as I've been to most parts of the UK, I've been to a lot of them From the small games exchange shops to large retro computer game museums, I am trying to visit them all All entry prices shown was correct on the day I visited and may have increased since There are 5 retro places in the museum
Photos from my visit to the Bristol Video Game Museum on the 27th May 2022, Unfortunately this has since closed due to, as they themselves put it, "landlord issues". Although they are looking for new premises to operate from
The site is now the Playback arcade which offers free play for a flat fee on a range of arcade machines and game consoles
The National Centre For Computing History
Photos from my visit to The Center for Computing History in Cambridge on the 1st September 2023
The Swindon Museum Of Computing
Photos from my visit to The Swindon Museum of Computing on the 23rd April 2023
Photos from my visit to Retro Collective's The Cave on the 11th February 2023
The dark area
I hope you all find this as interesting and as nostalgic as I do.
And if you do, why not check out the next page in my retro museum... Plugandplay
Or to quicky jump to another room of the museum, click or tap on Rooms at the bottom of this screen
Special thanks to my long-suffering partner Denise for putting up with all this "nonsense".
No cats were unnecessarily annoyed during the creation of this site
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