Europe's first game museum is expected to be completed next month

Foreign game website reports, after the United States and Japan, Europe's first video game museum will be held next month, the IVDC 2010 Italian Games Developers Conference (12.3-12.4) officially announced. The museum, named Vigamus, is located in the centre of Rome and is scheduled to be completed next year.　　The museum will focus on the development of the gaming industry, display current game trends, and will hold industry games exhibitions and seminars.　　Below is the museum's conceptual design: Marco Accordi Rickards, President of IVDC, describes the museum as a showcase for the evolution of art, culture and technology in the video gaming world, focusing on past, present and future game development. He said: "Vigamus is a great and ambitious project, and the Italian gaming industry, government and private investors are united for the first time for a common goal." "Rickards also said that the industry needs to come up with better ideas, programs to promote the development of the game industry, such as vigamus such projects will provide practitioners with the necessary inspiration." (Digging the shell net)