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Most people hate going to the dentist; it’s not something that you look forward to in the calendar, and I’ve never heard anyone say ‘I can’t wait to get a root canal’ ever in my life. Still, one patient recently discovered something extraordinary when they went to their local practice, happening upon an old N64 Kiosk from Kidzpace.

We had the incredible opportunity to attend the 2024 Association of Bookmobile & Outreach Services Conference—what an unforgettable experience! It was a joy to connect, collaborate, and celebrate with passionate members of the Bookmobile & Library community.

We toured a bookmobile featuring our Touch2Play Max system—an awesome example of tech making outreach fun and interactive!

Empowered by new technologies and connected in both real and virtual communities, older adults and senior techies are enjoying fun and games with friends of all ages. They’re gaining from support and assistance offered by trained professionals, volunteer contributors, or simply shared with each other.

Brampton Library is officially celebrating the grand opening of its new Claireville branch this Saturday with a ribbon-cutting and tours of the new space. The event highlights their new Touch2Play Max gaming stations, plus family-friendly fun like balloon twisting, face painting, and oversized Connect4.

Touch2Play, a trusted leader in interactive gaming and engagement solutions, is proud to announce the official launch of its Seniors’ products in the United States. 

A Reddit user found something quite odd inside their dentist’s waiting room: An old McDonald’s N64 video game kiosk that had been converted into an Xbox 360 arcade complete with multiple controllers and games.

Thanks to Dolly Parton, Cutchogue and New Suffolk parents no longer have to tumble out of bed and work nine to five to buy books for their children.

“This facility will provide a different experience — treating patients faster and more efficiently, but with the same level of high-quality care as our hospital-based facilities,” says Will Callicoat, president of MultiCare Capital Medical Center in Olympia.

The Yuma Proving Ground Library has a new Touch2Play interactive pad for patrons to enjoy. Users can play educational and sports games, work to solve puzzles and crosswords. The learning games can help young kids learn the ABCs and numbers.