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GAMM: puerta de entrada a la historia del juego italiano

Autor : Victoria Actualizar : Dec 30,2024

¡El museo de videojuegos más nuevo y más grande de Roma, GAMM (Game Museum), ha abierto oficialmente sus puertas al público! Ubicada en Piazza della Repubblica, esta emocionante empresa es creación de Marco Accordi Rickards, escritor, periodista, profesor y director ejecutivo de Vigamus.

Rickards, un apasionado defensor de la preservación de la historia y la cultura de los videojuegos, describe GAMM como un viaje inmersivo que combina el contexto histórico, la innovación tecnológica y la exploración interactiva del juego. GAMM se basa en el legado de Vigamus, otro exitoso museo del juego con sede en Roma que ha atraído a más de dos millones de visitantes desde 2012.

El amplio museo de 700 metros cuadrados, distribuido en dos plantas, está organizado en tres cautivadoras secciones temáticas. Antes de explorar los detalles, ¡eche un vistazo!

Explore las exhibiciones interactivas de GAMM:

GAMMDOME: Un área de juegos digital dinámica que presenta exhibiciones interactivas junto con artefactos de juegos históricos genuinos, incluidas consolas y recuerdos donados. Esta sección se adhiere al "Concepto 4 E": Experiencia, Exposición, Educación y Entretenimiento.
Path of Arcadia (PARC): Retroceda en el tiempo hasta la época dorada de los juegos arcade, revisando títulos clásicos desde finales de los 70 hasta los 80, con un toque de nostalgia de principios de los 90.
Historical Playground (HIP): Profundiza en la mecánica y principios de diseño de los videojuegos. Esta área ofrece una mirada entre bastidores al desarrollo de juegos, examinando la estructura del juego y el diseño interactivo.

GAMM está abierto de lunes a jueves de 9:30 a. m. a 7:30 p. m., y los viernes y sábados hasta las 11:30 p. m. Las entradas cuestan 15 euros. Para obtener más información, visite el sitio web oficial de GAMM.

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