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URL:https://www.artinliverpool.com/events/the-museum-of-gaming-exhibition/
SUMMARY:Warrington Pyramid & Parr Hall: The Museum of Gaming Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Runs until Saturday 19 September 2015\nFree Admission\n\nFrom 
 ancient board games to retro video games\, what truly defines a great game
 ?\n\nWarrington Museum &amp\; Art Gallery’s new exhibition\, The Museum 
 of Gaming\, explores the history of gaming in all its variations.\n\nWhy d
 o we play games and what makes a good game? A new exhibition about the his
 tory of gaming opens at Warrington Museum &amp\; Art Gallery on Saturday 1
 8 July. The Museum of Gaming exhibition features all manner of games from 
 ancient board games\, to Victorian parlour games and not forgetting\, retr
 o video games – with some playable examples.\n\nThe exhibition explores 
 how we have evolved to learn through play and how some of the games we sti
 ll play now make active use of the evolutionary adaptations that we made m
 ore than 11\,000 years ago. Long before games were mainly used for leisure
  purposes\, they were used for educational purposes\, for developing milit
 ary strategy as well as for exploring morality.\n\nIn more recent times ga
 ming has become a major commercial sector and is a part of many people’s
  lives. In the 1980s a generation of bedroom coders helped give birth to t
 he video games industry – something that is enjoying a renaissance now w
 ith a new generation of games designers. The exhibition will also feature 
 some recent work created as part of Priestley College’s BTEC ED Computer
  Game Design course. Some of the students have recently been shortlisted f
 or awards at this year’s Young Game Design BAFTAs.\n\nThe exhibition has
  been created in collaboration with the Museum of Gaming\, in Lancashire\,
  which has kindly provided many of the items featured in the display. The 
 Museum of Gaming\, which is in Preston\, currently exists as an archive wh
 ich aims to illustrate the importance of games in the development of human
 s and the influence of gaming upon society.\n\nThe Museum of Gaming exhibi
 tion is on display at Warrington Museum &amp\; Art Gallery from 18 July 
 – 19 September 2015. Admission is free.\n\nThe Museum of Gaming exhibiti
 on is located in Warrington Museum &amp\; Art Gallery.\nSaturday 18 Jul 20
 15 - Saturday 19 Sep 2015\nFree Admission
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LOCATION:Warrington Pyramid & Parr Hall\, Palmyra Square South Cultural Qua
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