1 / 3The Nostalgia Box Museum
📍 West Perth, WA
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Interactive gaming museum in West Perth with over 100 vintage consoles spanning the 1970s to early 2000s. Visitors can play classic arcade games including Mario Kart, Pac-Man, and Space Invaders.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for families where parents grew up gaming in the 1980s-2000s and want to share that experience with their children. Kids encounter games and hardware they have never seen; parents rediscover games they played as children. All-day play is available when no private function is booked - confirm before travelling.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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Owen Davies
11 months ago
“Awesome place -part museum, part gaming arcade. So many old gaming machines, many I've never heard of but all the Sega, Artari, Nintendo gear on display. Loads of games in their original cases, that you can ask to play. But there is a large area dedicated to dozens of games setup and ready to play - Frogger, Guitar Hero, Time Crisis etc etc. You can play all day IF they don't have a function booked, so definitely check the website to see if some sessions are booked|blocked out. What a blast...”
AJ R
11 months ago
“Coolest place in Perth with vibe to match. We spent ages here looking at the museum items, taking a walk down memory lane. The place has lots of stations set up where you can play games from the 80’s through to the 10’s. The collection is wild, definitely a great place to chill for the afternoon. We parked at Scitech and walked over to the location.”
Evan Almighty
10 months ago
“Showed my kid the “Pong”. New location is bigger and more conveniently located. Had a great time Thank you everyone and David, for responding to my enquiries.”
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Based on Google review tagsConsoles
147 reviews
Friendly staff
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Retro games
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Friendly owner
27 reviews
Arcade games
19 reviews
Overview
The Nostalgia Box displays over 100 gaming systems in museum-style cases - Sega, Atari, Nintendo, and dozens of lesser-known machines - alongside a large dedicated play area with dozens of set-up-and-ready consoles. Staff will retrieve games from display cases on request. The new location is larger and more conveniently positioned than the previous venue. Private bookings can limit access or reduce hours - call ahead if you are not local.
