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Celebrate Video Games
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National Video Game Day – Dust off that old Nintendo and haul your prized collection of games out of the closet. National Video Game Day happens on July 8.
National Video Game Day – September 12 is National Video Games Day! Prepare for a day of fun.
2023 In Video Games – A rundown of events and releases about 2002 gaming from Wikipedia.
Common Sense Media Games Reviews – Age-appropriate game reviews for kids and parents.
Cybersmile Foundation Gaming – Whoever you are, whatever gender, race or background, The Cybersmile Foundation wants to make sure you have the same opportunities to enjoy playing video games online as everybody else – regardless of your identity or ability.
SRB – The Entertainment Software Rating Board ratings provide information about what’s in a game or app so parents and consumers can make informed choices about which games are right for their family.
GameFAQs – Offering answers to everything you need to know about games and gameplay.
The History of Gaming – An evolving community.
History of Video Games – According to Wikipedia, the Internet encyclopedia.
History of Video Games Documentary
Books at Amazon
Celebrate!
Science Fiction Day – Fans of classic film will enjoy the playlist of sci-fi-themed movies from the 1950s and 1960s on January 2nd.
National Retro Video Game Day – National Retro Video Game Day is celebrated on March 8 annually.
Geek Pride Day – If you’re into any sort of fandom and not afraid to show it, celebrate Geek Pride Day on May 25.
Tabletop Game Day – The first Saturday in June is International Tabletop Day!
Social Media Day – Celebrating Social Media and Social Media Networks on June 30!
Shop With Me – As an independent content creator my income comes from purchases via my affiliates. These hand-picked partners were chosen with care. This shopping directory provides an eclectic shopping experience and I appreciate any purchases you may enjoy as it supports my efforts to provide content.
National Video Game Museum, Frisco, Texas
