This is the sweet blast from the retro gaming past, called "The Cave" and seeing in Gloucestershire, England, set for a December launch date.

"The exhibition in the top floor of a nineteenth-century mill near Stroud, Gloucestershire, features rare hardware and software, ranging from arcade games to hand-held machines. There's even a mock-up of a 1980s store with shelves lined with cassettes and disks for computers and games consoles," said the filmer.

The display features everything from a Commodore PET, through to a Sinclair ZX81, Spectrum, BBC Micro and the ultra rare Sharp X68000 workstation which was used to develop games. Also on show are handheld games from Nintendo as well as consoles such as the Sony Playstation and a rare 1980s machine that simulates the card game, bridge.

'The Cave', established by Neil Thomas of RMC Retro, will open its doors in December so retro computer game enthusiasts can book hands-on sessions with equipment dating back to the 1970s. The exhibition in the top floor of a nineteenth century mill near Stroud, Gloucestershire, features rare hardware and software, ranging from arcade games to hand-held machines. There's even a mock-up of a 1980s store with shelves lined with cassettes and disks for computers and games consoles. The display features everything from a Commodore PET, through to a Sinclair ZX81, Spectrum, BBC Micro and the ultra rare Sharp X68000 workstation which was used to develop games. Also on show are hand-held games from Nintendo as well as consoles such as the Sony Playstation and a rare 1980s machine that simulates the card game, bridge.