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It's-a me! Mario! Die Kinder und ihre Begleitpersonen erstellen ihre eigenen Levels im Spiel Mario Maker, lassen diese von anderen Teilnehmenden testen und helfen sich gegenseitig bei Weiterentwicklungen. Ob Retro-Look in Pixel-Optik oder moderne 3D-Grafik – der Fantasie sind kaum Grenzen gesetzt. Mit anschliessender Reise durch die Geschichte der Videospiele.
Für Familien mit Kindern ab 6 Jahren. Dauer: 120 Minuten.
Around the globe, 2.5 billion people play video games. The exhibition takes visitors on a journey through the 50-year history of electronic games. Initially a fringe phenomenon, games have evolved into complex entertainment media and have become an important part of our culture. The exhibition traces the historical and technical development of video games from amusement arcades to virtual reality, and also explores aspects that are perceived as a concern. Gaming stations invite visitors to immerse themselves in virtual worlds and try out the games for themselves.