Name: National Videogame Museum 10th Anniversary
Start: April 11, 2026
End: April 11, 2026
Location: National Videogame Museum

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The National Videogame Museum is the only museum in America dedicated to the history of the videogame industry.

Pokémon Exhibit

Native American Representation in Videogames Exhibit

Giant Pong Exhibit

Head To Head Wall Exhibit

Timeline of Consoles Exhibit

1980’s Bedroom Exhibit

Rise of Computers Exhibit

Virtual Reality Exhibit

Pixel Dreams Arcade Exhibit

Frisco Discovery Center

The National Videogame Museum is the only museum in America dedicated to the history of the videogame industry. It is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that brings together the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) values within videogames. These values are presented both as an entertainment medium and a career path as a highly interactive, entertaining and educational experience.

John Hardie

Sean Kelly

Joe Santulli

National Videogame Museum