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The first Soviet video games

Author: Pavel Svyadosts

Published: 05 April 2011

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Rules of the “Gorodki” game.

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“A Lucky Shot”. A shooter with practically real rifles!

“Airfight”. This gaming machine makes you feel like a military aviator.

Young (and not so young) men are really having fun

The Soviet ancestor of a joystick

Rules of the “Gorodki” game.

The first Soviet video games

Feel what it’s like to be a fireman with a “01” gaming machine

Another shooter, “Good luck”

“Torpedo attack” – a marine shooter for boys

Basketball. A machine for two or more players.

Table football – make your team win!

A soda water machine. Just 1 kopeck for a glass of sparkling water! Add 2 kopecks for syrup.

The “Pilot” gaming machine.

Young men are on their way to save many digital lives.

You are welcome to buy soda water with apple or pear syrup.

One of the museum corners.

“Penalty-kick”. Outplay Andrey Arshavin!

Hockey. Two players, two teams, too much fun.

The inquiry desk, in case you have any questions.

“Snow Queen”. Save Kai and Gerda, if you don’t no one will.

How strong are you? Like a mouse? A cat? A grandpa?

“Circus” – the forefather of the modern Pinball.

Girls have their knowledge put through the wringer by the “Quiz” gaming machine

Run and dance better than your friend in “Outrunner”!

Races. Play with as many as five your friends.

The quiz machine waits for another victim.

Aim!

An old gramophone with records.

While he shoots, she reloads

“Game over”, says the shooter machine

See-saws for younger visitors

Soda water corner.

“Python”, today’s Snake grandpa.

Get ready to play

Tanks. Girls, get out of the way

Do not smoke on the museum territory!

The old Soviet telephone booth makes many visitors feel a bit sad and nostalgic

Anyone who wants can actually buy them in the museum!

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