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The Strong, a highly interactive collections-based museum devoted to the history and exploration of play, together with the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS), is pleased to announce the debut of an exhibit where guests can learn about game-changing individuals and award-winning video games recognized for outstanding achievement within the interactive entertainment industry. The exhibit showcases recipients of both the AIAS D.I.C.E. Awards and its Special Awards.

The exhibit, which will run year-round, will celebrate video games of all generations, showcase award winners and will also include a touch-screen to learn all about D.I.C.E.

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[BurningDesire]

Where is this?

 

[Chary]

Where is this?

According to a quick Google, Rochester, NY.

 

[daxtsu]

Where is this?

https://www.google.com/maps?q=The+S...42163,7.822266&oq=The+Strong&t=h&z=17&iwloc=A

 

[BurningDesire]

According to a quick Google, Rochester, NY.

Hey! That's not too far. Looks like I got something to do at the beginning of summer

 

[nxwing]

Looks like I have a chance of visiting an actual museum this time!

 

[BurningDesire]

Looks like I have a chance of visiting an actual museum this time!

Now that I think of it, Temper Meet up 2016 anyone (lenny)

 

[DinohScene]

Why is that woman pointing at a COD game?

 

[Prans]

Why is that woman pointing at a COD game?

Probably telling a killer joke...

 

[DinohScene]

Probably telling a killer joke...

"And this is where I dumped me ex boyfriend"

 

[Pluupy]

Dang if I go I might as well visit Niagara Falls.

 

[deshayzilla]

I love this museum. It's so amazing that preservation of video games is happening at this level. The museum is highly interactive and includes one of the best arcades I've ever been it. If anyone is in the Western / Central New York area, I highly recommend taking the trip to Rochester to go to the Strong. You might as well try a Garbage plate while you're there.