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Kids make retro arcade games about their hometown

9 months ago

4:09

Kids make retro arcade games about their hometown

9 months ago
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Duration 4:09

A computer programming class in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley has made Valley-themed video games inspired by picking apples and dodging potholes. Wolfville's own Jane Sponagle visited the class to learn more.

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