One of the first PCs in the world is a cyber game from the 1960s is also featured in the exhibition on display in Nagyatád. The travelling exhibition is completed by informatics related relics from the region to review computer games, computer culture and fashion.

Computer games changed generations. This process is revealed by the new temporary exhibition presented by the Nagyatád Cultural Centre and the Hungarian Museum of Transportation. The exhibition reveals how computer games influenced visual culture and how visual effects influenced contemporary young applied artists. The material consists of computers from the beginning to up-to-date ones.

We also show various accessories related to the topic. A curiosity, for example, the construction set called Mikromat designed by Ferenc Woynarovich who was tutored by the Piarist Father Mihály Kovács. This computer brought cyber games to some of the homes at the beginning of the 60s.

We also show he first PC in the world, the Commodore PET.

The visitors may also play with some of the legendary Nintendo games.

The exhibition presented by the Hungarian Museum of Transportation travelled to Szolnok in 2011 to be shown at the Damjanich János Museum, then it travels on to be shown in the Vadász Pál exhibition rooms of the Finta Museum in Túrkeve a Finta Museum, invited by the Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok County Museum Management. In 2012, the exhibition is hosted by the Nagyatád Municipal Museum.

Relics inherited on the museum by the first informatics teacher in Somogy County, Ottó Knapp and some from the Ady Endre Grammar School join the material.