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Museum Sovetskaya slot machines
Museum of Soviet slot machines: entertainment beyond the "Iron Curtain»
Most game rooms, are known to have special badges for their visitors. In the former Soviet Union, along with the "hammer and sickle" another integral symbol of communism was the Soviet penny.
In the basement of one of the technical schools in Moscow at the initiative of several students was created so-called "museum of Soviet slot machines." The museum has 37 slot machines Soviet times, including video games, paintball and table hockey. Each of the slot machines shows how to live and entertain people "behind the Iron Curtain" that separated the Soviet Union and other socialist countries, the cultural influence of the West. However, Moscow museum visitors will be able to play slot machines are not on all machines, because of the whole collection workers only 22.
It is worth noting that the founders of the museum collection plan to expand in the future, repairing old slot machines that were used back in the 70s.
Despite the fact that these Games were invented by Russian, they will be able to play every foreigner, so the door "Museum of Soviet slot machines" are open to all. By the way, the museum in recent years has become a popular tourist attraction in Moscow, and many tourists from different countries of the world does not lose the opportunity to shoot a toy "tank ranges" or to fight the forces of table hockey. After paying an entrance fee of about 400 rubles, visitors receive a 15-penny coin and enjoy playing on the best gaming machines Soviet times.
Most game rooms, are known to have special badges for their visitors. In the former Soviet Union, along with the "hammer and sickle" another integral symbol of communism was the Soviet penny.
In the basement of one of the technical schools in Moscow at the initiative of several students was created so-called "museum of Soviet slot machines." The museum has 37 slot machines Soviet times, including video games, paintball and table hockey. Each of the slot machines shows how to live and entertain people "behind the Iron Curtain" that separated the Soviet Union and other socialist countries, the cultural influence of the West. However, Moscow museum visitors will be able to play slot machines are not on all machines, because of the whole collection workers only 22.
It is worth noting that the founders of the museum collection plan to expand in the future, repairing old slot machines that were used back in the 70s.
Despite the fact that these Games were invented by Russian, they will be able to play every foreigner, so the door "Museum of Soviet slot machines" are open to all. By the way, the museum in recent years has become a popular tourist attraction in Moscow, and many tourists from different countries of the world does not lose the opportunity to shoot a toy "tank ranges" or to fight the forces of table hockey. After paying an entrance fee of about 400 rubles, visitors receive a 15-penny coin and enjoy playing on the best gaming machines Soviet times.
