Retro gaming at the Rumia Port
from 15.02 to 15.02
The next meeting from the series “Little Explorer’s Academy” at Port Rumia will be marked by retro games. Participants will enter the world of consoles from the 80s and 90s of the 20th century and the early 2000s. Players will find many different devices and lots of fun! The meeting entitled “Retro gaming” will take place on Saturday, February 15th = from 12:00 to 17:00. Free admission.
Port Rumia invites you to an event that will take all fans of computer games on a journey to the 80s, 90s and 2000s. You will be able to discover or recall games that won the hearts of millions around the world and started the popularity of this form of entertainment.
Participants of the next meeting from the series “Little Explorer’s Academy” will have 12 retro console stations that can accommodate 1 to 4 players. This is a great opportunity to have fun together with family and friends. You will be able to try your hand at entertaining, family, educational games and hit productions that have forever gone down in the history of gaming. Instructors present on site will provide tips to participants and will be constantly changing games on consoles, adapting them to the interests or age of players.
Retro gaming is not only great fun, but also a lesson in modern history, during which you can discover devices and technologies that revolutionized the world of gaming. It is a chance to experience unforgettable moments with your loved ones, full of nostalgia and emotions.
The event is aimed at everyone – regardless of age. It is worth coming and seeing what the beginnings of digital entertainment looked like or playing legendary classics and checking whether the form from years ago has remained.
The next meeting in the series “Little Explorer’s Academy” will take place on March 15th. Participants of the classes will find out whether robots can be creative.
The meeting entitled “Retro gaming” will take place on February 15th from 12:00 to 17:00 in Port Rumia Auchan Shopping Centre in Rumia at Grunwaldzka Street 108.
Free admission.
