An undiscovered gem that is very reasonably priced . Having visited and knowing how good it is, we would have paid triple the entry price and still have got our moneys worth vs most attractions. Me and my son spent hours in their having a great time. The curator was kind enough to take us through the history of early computing and let my son load a cassette game which was a special moment. We finished it off with a few hours gaming on newer consoles. Friendly and knowledgable staff, educational and fun as well as a lovely dose of nostalgia.

Popped in with hubby (48 yrs) who has loved computers since he was very small. It is a lovely amble down memory lane as well as learning the early history of computing. Lots of different consoles to actually get to play on dating back to the 1970's at least. If you're a computer gamer enthusiast with children this is an excellent place to take them and share your child hood memories. Priced perfectly, £10 for two adults, I think a family was £13.

Spontaneous visit when looking for things to do in Swindon and wish we had more time there. They had an array of computers, well displayed and information given. There's even the opportunity to play some retro games. BF found the model of his first computer - Sinclair 128K 2+ and played Dizzy! #Nostalgia. So interesting to see how the world of computers started and changed. Worth a visit, especially for younger gen to see what computers and gaming was like. Shout out to the team too who were friendly and knowledgeable. Only name I got was Chris.