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As part of Creta Comic Con 2025, we presented a talk that stood out both for its theme and the strong response it received from the audience: Dad, What Is a Game Boy?
The Video Games Museum participated for the first time in Creta Comic Con 2025, as a major sponsor, with a fully interactive booth that attracted countless eyes and even more visitors.
The Video Games Museum and the International Game Developers Association (IGDA) Greece are pleased to announce the launch of a strategic partnership aimed at strengthening, showcasing, and supporting the creative video game community in Greece.
As part of its international outreach and collaboration strategy, the Director of the Video Games Museum, Manolis Varouchas, visited the Computer Museum of the Slovak Academy of Sciences (SAV) in Bratislava.
The Video Games Museum is hosting the most interactive Summer Camp of the season!
Today, Sunday, May 18th, the Video Games Museum celebrates International Museum Day by opening its doors with free admission for everyone!
The Video Games Museum is proud to announce a new collaboration with Trefl, one of Europe's leading entertainment and toy brands, to highlight the newest chapter in the popular Spy Guy series: Spy Guy: Legends of Greece.
The Video Games Museum participated with great success in TEDxUniversityofCrete, which took place on Saturday, April 5th, 2025, in Heraklion, under the theme: Perspectives.
With great joy and excitement, the Video Games Museum took part for the first time in Heraklion’s legendary Treasure Hunt - not as a player… but as a riddle!
The Video Games Museum in Heraklion is the first Greek museum to officially join EFGAMP (European Federation of Game Archives, Museums and Preservation Projects), recognizing the cultural value of video games and strengthening the museum’s mission to preserve and showcase their history.