- Solid programming advice from 12 year olds (see above).
- A selection of retro consoles and games. There were the usual suspects - Mario and Sonic - but then also Space Channel 5 and PaRappa the Rapper. I see you, museum curator with good taste.
- A playable Minecraft display, featuring a recreation of the museum. The creator of Minecraft’s name was conspicuously absent from the label.
- Two boys, maybe 10 or 11, intensely playing a Bitsy game on an arcade cabinet. I sometimes worry that the “indie games scene” is disconnected from the younger generation, so it’s good to see evidence that no, children brought up on Fortinite and Roblox can absolutely still “get” alternative game formats.
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in reply to @SketchyJeremy's post:
SC5 and Parappa are phenomenal. I met one of my longest standing friends on a school bus because she shouted a quote from Parappa stage 2. (When I say boom boom boom you say bam bam bam, no pause inbetween cmon lets jam!)
They’re iconic games, and very much snapshots of their time and culture!
in reply to @SketchyJeremy's post:
Oh hey its the dev of Small saga cool to see you here! I only played a hour and a bit of small Saga last year but found it very charming. Never knew you made the french bird attorney game haha
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