TAMPA, Fla. — From Pong to Ms. Pac-Man, from Halo to Minecraft, MOSI's new "Video Game Revolution" exhibit is a hands-on history lesson with a lot of free game play.
"We have integrated gaming as a part of our society," says Anthony Pelaez, MOSI's senior director of exhibits and innovation. "I think it's time to examine the positives it has brought about."
From the giant-sized Space Invaders game when you first walk in, to a blinging bank of arcade-style 1980s games, the exhibit blends education and technology with a chance for kids to play their parents' video games (and vice versa).
A poignant Instagram moment is the museum-style presentation of beloved gaming systems (I see you Atari 2600).
"Video Game Revolution" is included with price of admission to MOSI.
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