The Tex Factor: National Videogame Museum

National Videogame Museum co-owner John Hardie gives us a personal tour of the Frisco facility, which includes 20 interactive exhibits, a 70s-themed living room, an 80s-themed bedroom, and an 80s-themed full arcade with all your past-time favorites.
FRISCO, Texas – Whether you grew up with Pong, PAC-MAN or Mario, video games have played a role in most of our lives. 
Video game technology has grown exponentially since the 70s. There is a place in Frisco, Texas, for video game lovers that will send gamers of all ages back to a time when life was all about high scores and hanging with friends. 
The National Videogame Museum is the only museum dedicated to the video game industry’s preservation and history. 
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The Tex Factor spoke to co-owner John Hardie about his computer and video game collections that fill the more than a 10,000-square-foot museum. John gives us a personal tour, which includes 20 interactive exhibits, a 70s-themed living room, an 80s-themed bedroom, and an 80s-themed full arcade with all your past-time favorites. 
The vintage video games aren’t just to look at. You can sit down and play all the gaming consoles of the past, from the first PlayStation and X-Box to the fan-favorite Texas-sized Pong game. And if early computers are your game, they have those too, and all ready to play.  
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