Nintendo Game & Watch Series (1980-1991) Antiques Donated by: Robyn Babina

Donated by: Robyn Babina

Obtained from: Minimuseum

was a 32-bit revolution that permanently shifted the video game industry away from plastic cartridges and onto CD-ROMs

Originally created by a local artist as hand-stitched fabric creations

A NeXT Computer was used by Tim Berners-Lee at CERN as the first server when he created the World Wide Web

Nintendo Game & Watch Series (1980-1991) Antiques Donated by: Robyn BabinaNintendo Game & Watch "Ball" First Handheld Video Game System from Nintendo The Nintendo Game & Watch Ball (Model AC 01), released on April 28, 1980, is the "Patient Zero" of Nintendos handheld empire. Conceived by legendary designer Gunpei Yokoi after he watched a bored businessman playing with a calculator on a bullet train, Ball was the world's first dedicated handheld gaming device to feature an LCD screen. The premise was deceptively simple: