On 27 September, OXO Museum Malaga joins in the celebration of World Tourism Day, a day on which museums, monuments and other spaces in the city open their doors to offer unique experiences to visitors. To commemorate this day, OXO Museo Málaga will offer...

This Valentine's Day, share your passion for videogames with your Player 2 and live an unforgettable experience at OXO Museo Málaga. From 14 to 16 February, come and enjoy our exhibition, relive the history of videogames and test your connection in our interactive areas....

Visitors have the opportunity to admire one of the most impressive figures of video game culture at OXO Museo del Videojuego Málaga: the life-size figure of King, the iconic fighter from the Tekken saga. On loan from the Bandai Namco collection, this piece is one of the first to be...

The temporary exhibition «Dinamic. The first Spanish video game company», which will be available until the end of March 2025. This decision responds to the resounding success of the exhibition since its opening in June, which has amazed thousands of visitors. The extension coincides with the...

In 1980, Nintendo revolutionised the world of handheld video games with the launch of Game & Watch, the series of consoles that ushered in a new era in portable entertainment. Designed by Gunpei Yokoi, the Japanese engineer who would later create the famous Game Boy, the...

On 21 October 1998, Japan witnessed the launch of the Game Boy Color, a console that promised to revolutionise the world of handheld video games. With its colour screen and a library of games that would soon expand, this device positioned itself as an icon of its time,...

n 27 September, OXO Museo Málaga joins in the celebration of World Tourism Day, a day on which museums, monuments and other spaces in the city open their doors to offer unique experiences to visitors. To commemorate this day, OXO Museo will offer tours of the...

On 11 September 1977, Atari launched the Atari 2600, a console that would revolutionise home entertainment and which, in its early years, was known as the Atari VCS (Video Computer System). This initial name reflected its ability to interchange cartridges and run multiple games, and it was...