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GAMM abre las puertas al legado de juegos de Italia

Autor: Jason Mar 05,2022

La atracción más nueva de Roma: ¡GAMM, el museo de videojuegos más grande de la ciudad! Ahora abierto al público en Piazza della Repubblica, GAMM es la creación de Marco Accordi Rickards, escritor, periodista, profesor y director ejecutivo de Vigamus.

Rickards, un apasionado defensor de la preservación de los videojuegos, describe GAMM como un viaje que combina historia, tecnología y jugabilidad interactiva. El museo se basa en el legado de Vigamus, otro exitoso museo de juegos con sede en Roma que ha atraído a más de dos millones de visitantes desde 2012.

GAMM cuenta con 700 metros cuadrados de espacio de exhibición en dos pisos, divididos en tres cautivadoras áreas temáticas. ¡Echa un vistazo!

Explore las exhibiciones interactivas de GAMM:

GAMMDOME: Un área de juegos digital que presenta estaciones interactivas junto con artefactos de juego auténticos, incluidas consolas y donaciones. La experiencia se basa en el Concepto 4 E: Experiencia, Exposición, Educación y Entretenimiento.
PARC (Path of Arcadia): ¡Retroceda en el tiempo hasta la época dorada de los juegos arcade! Revive los clásicos de finales de los 70, 80 y principios de los 90.
HIP (Patio de juegos histórico): Sumérgete en el diseño y la mecánica del juego. Esta área ofrece una mirada entre bastidores a la evolución de los videojuegos, permitiendo a los visitantes analizar la estructura y la interacción del juego.

GAMM está abierto de lunes a jueves, de 9:30 a. m. a 7:30 p. m., y de viernes a sábado, de 9:30 a. m. a 11:30 p. m. Las entradas cuestan 15 euros. Visite el sitio web oficial de GAMM para obtener más información.

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