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National newspaper interview

Ian and Rick went into a very old and august newspaper to be interviewed about the BGI today. Perhaps you can guess which one it is from the picture. Watch this space for news on that coverage coming next week.

 

 

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25 Jan

The National Videogame Museum is looking for a Venue Supervisor.

Applications are still open and the deadline is 8:30am Monday 30th January 2023.

Find out more: https://thenvm.org/about/work-with-us/

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30 Dec

We also want to thank everyone who has donated and help spread the word on our Christmas appeal, it means the world to us!

We still need help in succeeding in our mission and reaching our target - retweets will be greatly appreciated🙏

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30 Dec

The #museum has also seen new #exhibitions installed including The Art of Play, a transformation of Platform X to Space Invaders and the celebration of the Famicom and it's creator Masayuki Uemura.⁠
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