Questions about game preservation and archival work?

We archive cancelled game projects, promotional discs, development documentation, and conduct interviews with creators. Our Seoul, South Korea facility houses physical and digital collections spanning decades of Korean gaming history.

Our team uses professional archival standards and equipment to assess condition, clean carefully, and digitize content while preserving originals. Each item receives documentation of its condition and provenance.

Yes. We accept submissions from game developers, publishers, and collectors. Contact us to discuss your materials. We evaluate each submission for historical significance and feasibility of preservation.

Preserved materials are catalogued in our Seoul, South Korea archives. Depending on agreements, materials may be made available for research, educational use, or remain in secure storage to maintain historical record.

Yes. We conduct archival interviews documenting development stories, cancelled projects, and industry perspectives. These oral histories complement our physical archive and provide context for preserved materials.

Timeline varies based on material quantity, condition, and complexity. Assessment typically takes 1-2 weeks. Full preservation may span several months depending on digitisation scope and restoration needs.

We follow established digital preservation and archival best practices. Our processes ensure long-term accessibility and protection of gaming heritage materials.

Researchers can contact us in Seoul, South Korea to inquire about access. Availability depends on material agreements. We facilitate scholarly and educational use of our collections.