The Videogame Heritage Society (VHS) is a Subject Specialist Network (SSN) for digital game preservation.
The VHS is a Subject Specialist Network for museums, heritage institutions, videogame developers, publishers, private collectors — it is for anyone and everyone with an interest in videogame history and heritage.
Latest News
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Preserving Flappy Bird – Alana Coates
Alana Coates is a time-based media conservator with a background in software product management, now focused on the preservation of obsolete and…
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Monument Valley Model Restoration – Ann Wain
The following case study was presented at a Videogame Heritage Webinar on 11th June 2026 by Ann Wain. Ann is…
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Why Conserving Videogame Heritage is (almost) Impossible II: Why is it Sticky?
Álvaro Vázquez Guisado is Conservator-Restorer of Cultural Heritage from Seville University. A brilliant follow-up to his previous research on the…
Latest Resources
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Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto
This study looks at three cases of utilising cultural assets related to digital games in three forms: one organised by…
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Centre for Computing History
A profile piece describing the mission of the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge: This case study, written by Jason…
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Museum of London: Video Games Collection
Foteini Aravani, a Digital Curator at the Museum of London, discusses how they began working on a new collecting area…