I love this place and the way it enables me to go back in time, play games I've not played for a long time and share it with my kids.

  The Retro Compter Museum is a great museum for adults and childeren alike. For adults who grew up in the 70s, 80s and 90s there is a lot to recognise... read more and to learn. For childeren the retro games are fun and the information fascinating. They even got to try old telephones and typewriters 😉 The staff is enthusiastic and friendly.

  It's a pretty cool place that I have been too. I love the fact that it let's kids know and see what kids used to do for fun in the... read more 90's. I think that this place would open our kids eyes even though I am not a father of kids but since kids have phones glued to their faces these days this seems like a very nice break to take.

  Really enjoyed playing the old computers and arcade games. The staff were so friendly, enthusiastic and knowledgeable. My son (13 yrs) and myself (49yrs) had a great time. A brilliant... read more place to visit if you were a 20th century gamer and if you want to show your kids how it was done!

  Amazing and unique retro gaming experience! - A fascinating collection of retro computing/gaming hardware and literature, RCM is a gem worth visiting if you are any kind of fan of gaming or computing. The focus is mainly... read more toward gaming and the history of gaming throughout the last few decades, with all kinds of different consoles and computing hardware ranging from the 70's all the way up to the present day. The collection present here is pretty hard to beat and it's all available for you to play with, so make sure you set aside the whole day to visit here!

The day I visited, they were serving food and drink pretty much all day - all reasonably priced and good quality too. I understand it was a special event though (I attended the Legendary Gathering) so they may not serve food and drink on other days the museum is open, but I'm not certain about this so check before you visit.

The only slightly strange thing for me was the parking for the venue, which the situation wasn't clear until we arrived and had to ask someone, but we were all sorted after 5 minutes. You can park next to the unit in the 'A' marked slots, or over the road in front of the Windsor building.

Thanks for such a great and unique experience and I look forward to returning soon!

  Tucked away is an unassuming building that contains all the computer games you used to play from 1970's onwards. You can play on them for as long as you like.... read more There were 3d units to use and the people there were so knowledgeable. My docile daughter's favourite was a bloodthirsty killing game that we couldn't get her away from!

  Trip down Memory Lane - Trip down memory lane, quite funny seeing our children trying to use the joysticks for the games.
They loved playing on the arcade games too.

  This was just a fantastic experience from start to finish. We spent 3 and a bit hours there fully immersed in the different consoles available and arcades, of which there... read more were many. My autistic son felt at ease and for us that is rare. They understood his needs and when he got a bit excited and noisy didn't have any issues with it.

The people who run this place are so knowledgeable and are happy to answer any questions or queries. When my son asked if they had a specific game they made it appear instantly.

My husband was very impressed that they held a rare console, and the guys were happy to talk him through some fun facts about it and even let him hold it.

The library was extensive and had it not gotten busier I think we would have spent even longer there easily (son doesn't do well in crowds).

Id absolutely recommend to everyone. We cant wait to come back.

  Great afternoon with my dad!  - My dad loved playing sonic and the binatone, and all the handhelds next to the N64! I loved playing quake on the PC, but was smashed by all the other... read more countless players!🕹️