A game preservation primer 
A recommendation for an article by Heather Alexandra about the broad challenges of game preservation.
Tagged: preservation
A game preservation primer
Caper in the Castro, the first known LGBTQ video game, available again after 28 years 
The first known LGBTQ video game has been recovered by archivists and made available for free online!
Dig up old custom worlds in the groundbreaking Museum of ZZT
Kudos to the recently unveiled Museum of ZZT, which goes above being a game repository and shows off new ways to explore user-created content.
Flash games and the importance of disposable media 
A podcast episode served as a reminder about the importance of preserving Flash games and whose history they represent.
Learn about game preservation (and play Mac games) at Super MAGFest 2018
Announcing a panel about game preservation for Super MAGFest 2018 featuring an incredible panel of archivists and historians. (Plus, Mac games are coming!)
More thoughts on emulation and the access barrier
After a month filled with reminders about keeping gaming history available, here are a few additional thoughts about those challenges and possibilities.
Preservation panel recap and Awesome Con 2018
A video of the Super MAGfest 2018 panel on game preservation and a preview for a panel at Awesome Con 2018.
The promises of friendlier emulation
Some thoughts about the new frontiers opened by the risky but extremely promising emulation work recently implemented by the Internet Archive.
PSA: Help save young girls’ CD-ROM games!
Time for a Kickstarter PSA: Please consider chipping in a few dollars to help an arts group preserve really great CD-ROM games made for young girls!
Securing the open future of “advocateless” game preservation
A recap of Jason Scott’s discussion about the legality of open game archiving at the National Digital Stewardship Residency 2016 Symposium.