There are some good gaming history channels on youtube (ex: "The Gaming Historian"). They typically cover stuff from the Atari and NES era, and tend to use the

There are some good gaming history channels on youtube (ex: "The Gaming Historian"). They typically cover stuff from the Atari and NES era, and tend to use the original hardware to show off the games. I hadn't even thought about how such a show might work 20 years from now. I'm glad to see someone is thinking about how to best preserve the current era of games, because gaming history is actually pretty interesting and says a lot about our culture.