MKI game station: an exhibition of game consoles at the Exhibition of Economic Achievements, where almost everything can be touched

I think there are a lot of old-school gamers on Habré who have not forgotten the “warm tube Mario” and other old and very old games, as well as gaming devices that have left a noticeable mark in the evolution of gaming technology.

So, in Moscow the exhibition “Game Station MKI” is now taking place, where more than 30 old gaming devices are exhibited, many of which can be tested. There is even the first home game console Odyssey Magnavox, which was released back in 1972.
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In addition, there are other rare exhibits, for example, the first Atari prefix, Pong Madness. In 1975, it was a real breakthrough in the gaming industry. A year later, the first console appeared, which supported color graphics, the Fairchild Channel F.

There is something already strongly resembling a PC, this is an Intellivision prefix, which appeared in 1979, produced by Mattel. This console even has an extra keyboard.



Of course, it was impossible not to include in the exhibits Nintendo Entertainment System, which appeared in 1983. Yes, we have this console appeared in the form of a clone, with an elephant on the box. She was called Dendy.

In the same year, 1983, “VideoSport Electronics-3” appeared, a Soviet console, where you could train the reaction :)



Some exhibits can not only touch, but also play. In particular, the experiments are available Atari 2600, appeared in 1977, and Super Nintendo / SNES (1990). Newer consoles, starting with the first PlayStation, are all available. It will be possible to evaluate and Xbox 360, Wii U, Ouya and PS 4.

Among the games worth mentioning are Donkey Kong, Galaxian, Super Mario Bros, Battle City, Super Sonic, Desert Strike, Doom 2, Fallout, Warcraft, Duke Nukem 3D, Quake, all this can be played.

For comparison, the organizers of the exhibition included in the exhibits and the PlayStation 4.

The exhibition is held with the support of the Computer Games Museum and the Museum of Soviet Gaming Machines .

The exhibition runs from July 4 to August 15 in the Polytechnic Museum (Pavilion No. 26, VDNKh).

Exhibition opening hours:
Tues-Fri: 10:00 - 20:00
Sat-Sun: 10:00 - 21:00
mon - day off
Ticket offices close one hour before the end of the exhibition.