About this episode
We're joined by Director of Digital Preservation at The Strong National Museum of Play Andrew Borman to recap the events of the first ever Save the Games Symposium put on by the museum in August 2024, a conference dedicated to digital preservation and advancing the field of video game preservation.
Chris Arneil, National Film and Sound Archive of Australia report: International Video Game Preservation Survey Report
Game Availability Study (87% Study): Survey of the Video Game Reissue Market in the United States
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