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A regular library typically doesn’t have a section devoted to out-of-print video game magazines and promotional materials, but that’s a gap that the Video Game History Foundation is looking to fill next week when it opens the doors to its virtual library. The non-profit organization has been steadily collecting video game materials for several years, and its public library will be accessible starting January 30.
“After years of collecting, cataloging, and digitizing video game history materials, the VGHF is finally opening the virtual doors to its library–wherever you are,” the group said in a statement (via VGC). Some of the materials teased by the organization include high-resolution scans of Final Fantasy 7 artwork and more than 1,500 video game magazines.
Good things come to those who wait – the Video Game History Foundation Digital Library launches on January 30th, 2025. (We’ll tell you all about it then!)
— The Video Game History Foundation (@gamehistoryorg.bsky.social) January 23, 2025 at 9:43 PM
The VGHF added that its library will be home to “never-before-seen game development materials,” and with powerful search options teased, it could become an invaluable resource for video game historians to make use of.
