Video Games Collection

Holographic games machine, artwork
Holographic games console. Computer artwork of a games machine that uses a hologram to display a 3-D image. Players would be able to watch their game character from any direction

The London heats of Britains first national space invaders championships. The event attracted 350 dedicated players. Lisa Penry wears antennae. 19th April 1981

Young people playing video games in an amusement arcade in London. 13th July 1983

VIDEO GAMES MUSIC COMPOSER
Video game composer Narayana Johnston poses for a photograph in Murwillumbah, NSW, Monday, August 1, 2022. (aP Image/Jason O brien)

Space Invader machines in a pub. 1980

A teenager plays Space Invaders at an amusements arcade in Cardiff June 1981

Britain, who used to import its amusement arcade machines from the United States is today in a position to supply these machines in world-wide overseas sales including the United States

Britain, who used to import its amusement arcade machines from the United States is today in a position to supply these machines in world-wide overseas sales including the United States

Tomb Raider III Playstation video game

Abstract illustration of boy playing video game
Video games. Abstract illustration of a child playing a video game. The child is holding a pair of joysticks while the television screen is seen to erupt through the floor

Pachinko parlor, Electric Town, Akihabara, Tokyo, Japan, Asia

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Immerse yourself in a futuristic world with the holographic games machine, where art and technology collide. Step into the London heats of Britain's first national Space Invaders championships, where gamers battle it out for supremacy. (**CORRECTION** VIDEO GAMES MUSIC COMPOSER) Meet the talented video games music composer who brings life to virtual worlds through captivating melodies. Transport yourself back to 1980, when pubs were adorned with iconic Space Invader machines, inviting players to embark on intergalactic adventures. Witness the excitement as young people gather at an amusement arcade in London on July 13th, 1983, engrossed in thrilling video game challenges. In Cardiff, June 1981, a teenager finds solace and excitement while playing Space Invaders at an amusements arcade. Dominik Diamond (23), also known as Games Master, shares his expertise as a Daily Record journalist and takes us deeper into the gaming universe. From importing amusement arcade machines from the United States to becoming a hub of innovation today, Britain has embraced video games like never before.