Our impact in 2025 | Video Game History Foundation
2025 was our biggest year ever. See how your support has helped video game history.| Video Game History Foundation
Video events all month long! The post Winter Fundraiser Calendar of Events appeared first on Video Game History Foundation.| Video Game History Foundation
A bonus for our winter fundraiser: We've re-digitized a campy piece of NES history at the highest quality possible. The post “It’s incredible, dudes!” Preserving the MaxiVision Power Video Challenge tape appeared first on Video Game History Foundation.| Video Game History Foundation
2025 was our biggest year ever. See how your support has helped video game history.| Video Game History Foundation
She's stolen the world's treasures, traveled through space, and even mastered time, but in Carmen's most obscure caper, she...played pranks on the Peace Garden state?| Video Game History Foundation
Video games matter. The Video Game History Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to preserving, celebrating, and teaching the history of video games.| Video Game History Foundation
Our project to preserve the history of Sega Channel — including over 100 new Sega Channel ROMs.| Video Game History Foundation
At this year’s Portland Retro Gaming Expo, VGHF director Frank Cifaldi had the pleasure of hosting a panel celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Nintendo Entertainment System launch. Frank moderated 3 guests who were at Nintendo of America during this time: Gail Tilden, Marketing; Bruce Lowery, Sales; and Lance Barr, Product Design. This event was…| Video Game History Foundation
Let’s all learn what makes our Library Director, Phil Salvador, Phil Salvador! Producer Robin Kunimune sat down with Phil to learn all about his life as a youth, an early path to his passions, creating chaos inside the lines, the mental health struggles many face in early adulthood, finding his community, and making his way… The post Episode 144: Phil Salvador – A Rule-Following Hooligan appeared first on Video Game History Foundation.| Video Game History Foundation
We've digitized the first 200 CDs in our massive collection of art and screenshots sent to GamePro magazine. The post Library Highlight: The art of GamePro appeared first on Video Game History Foundation.| Video Game History Foundation
A new archival collection from the writer of the mystery game Titanic: Adventure Out of Time. The post Our first narrative collection: the Andrew Nelson papers appeared first on Video Game History Foundation.| Video Game History Foundation
Phil Salvador introduces the new Andrew Nelson papers collection with guest, you guessed it, Andrew Nelson, himself. Guest-host Alex Greenberg joins to chat with Nelson, co-founder and creative director of CyberFlix, known for its 1996 title Titanic: Adventure Out of Time. Andrew discusses his transition from magazine journalism to game development, the creation of CyberFlix,…| Video Game History Foundation
It’s another quarterly update! Host Robin Kunimune talks with Frank Cifaldi and Phil Salvador about our recent work. From Chicago travel to launching Computer Entertainer, from our new Booth-in-a-Box to 4,000 magazines archived, from NES’s 40th to building Lego; come find out just how many new collections we’ve added in the last few months. You…| Video Game History Foundation
Our new study shows the dire state of the classic game market. We broke down what that means.| Video Game History Foundation
New study reveals most classic video games are completely unavailable| Video Game History Foundation
