Game Developer's Conference
In early March, Melanie Swalwell gave an invited presentation on Play It Again’s Popular Memory Archive at the Game Developer’s Conference in San Francisco. GDC is a huge […]
Obituary: Craig Harrington
Craig Harrington, a PhD candidate in the School of Computer Science, Engineering and Mathematics and a valued member of the Play It Again project team, died […]
CFP: Fans, Videogames and History
Over the last two decades, a substantial amount of research has addressed the fan culture phenomenon, particularly in relation to film and television; the focus has […]
Play It Again at AMIA conference
Nick Richardson, from ACMI, presented a paper on the Play It Again project at the 2014 Association of Moving Image Archivists conference in Savannah, Georgia. The […]
Knowledge Exchange Event
On 18th June, 2014, we held only our second ever face to face full team meeting, at the University of Melbourne. Being in the same room […]
Conference: Born Digital and Cultural Heritage
The International Born Digital and Cultural Heritage conference will be held on 19-20 June, 2014, at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image. The event is […]
Updated New Zealand and Australian 1980s microcomputer games lists
We are pleased to post up the latest draft of our New Zealand and Australian 1980s microcomputer games lists. These now have 236 and 822 titles […]
Press Release - Creating a piece of playable history
Games are one of the most significant cultural forms of modern society yet their story is poorly documented in Australia and New Zealand, according to Flinders […]
"Popular Memory Archive" launch
Play It Again’s “Popular Memory Archive” was officially launched at the 9th Australasian Interactive Entertainment conference, at RMIT on 30th September. An online exhibition of information […]