The New Gamer

Game On 2.0 Image Gallery Features
By G. Turner
Posted February 8, 2006

Game On, the historical video game exhibit from Edinburgh, Scotland has been relaunched and rebranded as 'Game On 2.0' at Chicago's Museum of Science & Industry. While I'd call it more of a bug fix or patch than an outright revision, there was enough of interest to snap close to 100 photos of the exhibit, photos which have been posted here, just in case you can't afford a dirigible ticket to Chicago, or are too weary of hitching a ride via horse & buggy in this day and age.

A full write-up of this Game On is available, and if you missed our coverage of last year's show then feel free to peruse our review and now-obsolete 1.0 picture gallery. Otherwise, continue onwards to the gallery!

Game On 2.0 Image Gallery Index

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Game On 2.0

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Game On 2.0 Image Gallery

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