The Netmarble Game Museum, where you can learn about the history of games at a glance (Korea)

The Netmarble Game Museum is located on the third floor of the G Tower, a high-rise building in Guro-gu, Seoul. It preserves, researches, exhibits and shares the value of games that have cultural value.
There is a purpose. There are a variety of exhibits, from arcade games to console games and PC games.
From 2022, the company will be selling approximately 700 items secured by the public and within the company, including confectionery from the early days to the present.
The museum has 300 game consoles, 1,300 pieces of software, and 2,100 peripherals and other items. The space where you can experience game characters and music is divided into sections for different job categories, and the course for game development is explained in detail.
The exhibition will feature the "Game Production Process" seen in the games, the "Character Play Game" where you can play the games, and the "Game Soundtrack" where you can feel the history of the sound.
The "Arcade Collection" is a space reminiscent of an arcade, with arcade games from the 1980s on display.
In order to establish gaming as a part of culture, the company is promoting a range of programs for everyone from elementary school students to adults.
They plan to run a tour program that even students can participate in, so that they can learn about the history of games and related jobs, as well as actually meet people who work in the games industry.