The Museum of Soviet Arcade Machines (Russian: Музей советских игровых автоматов) is a private historical interactive museum that keeps a collection of arcade machines that were produced...

The arcade game "Morskoi Boi" (Sea Battle). As kids, who among us never dreamed of growing up to be a sailor? After we go to space, naturally. This arcade game was created for those who never forgot their childhood dreams. And so, you are now looking through the periscope of a submarine and the...

The machines had no English translations but it wasn't necessary as the games were all easy to understand. How much do Museum of Soviet Arcade Machines tickets cost in 2021? Do you need to book Museum of Soviet Arcade Machines tickets in advance?

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The Museum with about 40 authentic USSR/Russia arcade machines which were released in 1980's-90's. Most of them are still working and available for visitors...

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The museum exhibits arcade machines—the favourite entertainment of Soviet children. The museum expands its collection constantly, searching for arcade machines all over the country. Every arcade game lasts for two minutes, as it always was in the Soviet times. There is a plate with...

Museum Of Soviet Arcade Machines In St. Petersburg. Some people spend here more time than at the Hermitage. It's no surprising as the arcade machines' museum takes you back to the Soviet times, and not just takes — it gives you an opportunity to play it and taste it providing authentic things...

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Game titles include: Battleship, Towns (based on a traditional Russian village game), Winter Hunting and Air Battle. The arcade also has functioning early 1980's Soviet soda machines which dispense drinks of the period. The Museum is very popular with locals and tourists and it's not unusual to see a...

Последние твиты от Museum of Soviet Arcade Machines (@SovietArcades). Fun fact: in Soviet times, there was a popular way to cheat if you wanted to play arcade machines for free. People made a hole in a kopeck, threaded it with a string, put it in a coin acceptor - and when the game was over...

Three enthusiasts managed to get their hands on and restore more than 40 Soviet-time game machines and founded a whole museum. Some of the exhibits stayed a while as guests at our Oldies Museum.

But few have Soviet-era kopek coins complete with a hammer and sickle. Preserved by a few Russian students in the basement of a technical school, the Museum of Soviet Arcade Games features about 60 machines from the Soviet era including video games, pinball machines...

Bar area in the museum of soviet arcade machines. Over 50 games to choose from. Check out the video below of me in the Museum of Soviet Arcade machines, playing one of the games. Apart from a couple of shots in the middle, I don't think i did too badly, especially as i was recording with my free...

The Museum with about 40 authentic USSR/Russia arcade machines which were released in 1980's-90's. Most of them are still working and available for visitors to play the games. There is also the Soviet soda water machines for pear and apple soda water.

The museum offers a unique exhibition of more than 30 mid-1980s arcade machines, including: "Battleship", "Safari", "Dogfight", "Highway", "Sniper", and "Turnip". Most of the arcade cabinets still work while some are getting restored. Visitors are welcomed to test their Soviet gaming skills and enjoy a...

During a decade the Museum's team found, collected and restored almost 200 arcade machines, which could disappear after the dissolution of USSR. The majority of exhibits in the Museum are still playable, the original Soviet coins to operate the games are included into the entrance tickets...

Looking to transport yourself back in time? The Museum of Soviet Arcade Machines (Музей советских игровых автоматов) has to be one of the most entertaining museums in St. Petersburg! It is less a museum than an actual arcade hall, complete with fully-functioning old game machines (well...

Museums and Galleries. The Museum of Soviet Gaming Machines. As kids, who among us never dreamed of growing up to be a sailor? After we go to space, naturally. This arcade game was created for those who never forgot their childhood dreams.

Instead, the museum offers a rare opportunity to play a series of original products of the Soviet gaming industry on the authentic machines of the era. For an enhanced sensation of the bygone days there is also a restored Soviet soda vending machine that you can use.

The «plan» for game machines production was purely business. Soviet engineers were trying to put in as much of modern electronics as it was possible. The cost of one game machine ranged from 2500 to 4000 rubles, almost the cost of a car! In the museum you can also see the unique Soviet advertising...

The Museum with about 40 authentic USSR/Russia arcade machines which were released in 1980's-90's. Most of them are still working and available for visitors to play the games. There is also the Soviet soda water machines for pear and apple soda water.

"Soviet-Era Entertainment". The Museum of Soviet Arcade Machines, as its name suggests, is home to a unique and well-preserved gaming collection Operated by technical students in the basement of a school, this interactive museum features over 35 video games, foosball machines and pinball...

We found ours: Museum of Soviet Arсade Machines. The museum is now featuring 40 arcade machines from the 70s up to the early 90s. Some of them may seem weird and primitive to a Western gamer, some will remind you of the well-known classic games.

Since 2007, the Museum of Soviet Arcade Machines has provided a place for visitors to play arcade games from the 1970s and 80s. Due to its incorporation of history through storytelling, the museum remains exactly what its name implies—a museum—and not simply an arcade filled with old games.

After gaming at the Museum of Soviet Arcade Machines, swap vintage games for modern tech with a visit to the Apple Museum, crammed with Apple gadgets from the 1990s onward. There's also the Vodka Museum for a vodka tasting; Bunker 42 Museum, located in a real Cold War-era bunker...

PHONE. 74956284515. The Museum of Soviet arcade machines in Moscow is located in the center of the city, on the one of its oldest streets - Kuznetsky Most. You will be able to re-launch them with the help of 15-kopek coins and play enough games, as well as take part in the excursion, see how the...

Few of the machines are video games with computer microprocessors—instead they rely on servos, wheels, levers and all "Sea Battle was made at a factory that made real rocket guidance systems for the Soviet Navy," says 29-year-old Alexandr Stakhanov, museum director and one of the founders.

The Museum was founded by 3 friends who wanted to relive their childhood memories of playing these old Soviet arcade games once more. Approximately 90% of Soviet arcade machines were copies of western ones — shooters, foosball games, pinball, etc.