64 Bits or Less Retro Gaming Festival and Swap Meet. Image is an isustration of an Atari-style josytick on a red background with a stark black drop shaddow in the style of a TRS 80 Color Computer manual.

64 Bits or Less

Retro Gaming Festival & Swap Meet

May 17-18, 2025 @ The Benton County Fair Grounds

64 Bits or Less is a retro gaming festival like no other.

Play all your favorite classic console games on the original hardware. Explore and experience our huge collection of classic consoles and computers in unique game stations. Check out our interactive video game art installations.

This is our 8th presentation of this event, and we continue to grow. Like last year, we will hold the festival in the Solar Building at the Benton County Fairgrounds.

Check back soon to get your tickets for the Northwest's most unique retro gaming celebration!

Swap Meet. Image is a pixel-art representation of an Atari-style josytick, an NES catridge, and a VHS cassette on a yellow background with a stark black drop shaddow in the style of a TRS 80 Color Computer manual.

64 Bits or Less Retro Swap Meet

Join us for a retro swap meet, presented by Jurassic Games, at the 64 Bits or Less Retro Game Festival.

Shop for Vintage Video Games, Toys & Action Figures, Records & Cassettes, Vintage T-Shirts & Clothing, VHS & DVD, and more from several local vendors including:

  • Jurassic Games

  • Kontraband Retro Games

  • Magic Trashcan Games

  • Bricks & Joysticks

  • BVRetroLife

And More!

If you are interested in vendor space please contact us at 64bitsorless@gmail.com for more information. Thanks!

Saturday—Sunday

May 17 & 18, 2025

Benton County Fairgrounds

Corvallis, OR

Consoles. Image is a pixel-art representation of an Atari 2600 and CRT TV on a green background with a stark black drop shaddow in the style of a TRS 80 Color Computer manual.

The Consoles

Play all of your favorite console games from every generation through the 64 bits era.

Pong. Atari 2600. Magnavox Odyssey 2. Intellivision. ColecoVision. Atari 7800. Sega Master System. Nintendo Entertainment System. Sega Genesis. Super Nintendo. TurboGrafx-16. Nintendo N64. Sega Saturn. PlayStation.

All consoles are on original hardware with vintage CRT TVs, and we’ve curated a great selection of games for each system.

Shooting Gallery. Image is a pixel-art representation of an NES Zapper on a blue background with a stark black drop shaddow in the style of a TRS 80 Color Computer manual.

The Shooting Gallery

Our handmade, post-apocalyptic shooting gallery is equipped some of the most iconic light guns: the Zapper for the NES; the Light Phaser for the Master System; the Konami Justifier for the Genesis and Playstation; and the Nuby Sniper for the Playstation.

Computer Lab. Image is a pixel-art representation of an Apple //e on an amber background with a stark black drop shaddow in the style of a TRS 80 Color Computer manual.

The Computer Lab

For many of us, our first gaming experience was the edutainment titles in our school computer lab like Oregon Trail and Carmen Sandiego.

Our computer lab recreates that experience with some classic home computers from the 70s, 80s, and 90s.

Apple //e. Atari 800. TRS-80 Color Computer. Commodore VIC-20. Commodore 64, TI 99/4A. IBM PS/1 Advisor running Windows 3.11. IBM Aptiva running Windows 98.

Big Screen. Image is a pixel-art representation of a Nintendo 64 on a red background with a stark black drop shaddow in the style of a TRS 80 Color Computer manual.

The Big Screen

The 64 bit generation was the heyday of local multiplayer gaming. The Nintendo 64 was a standout of the era with four controller ports and a system powerful enough to support 4-player split-screen play.

On our big-screen projector, we’ll feature some classic 4-player N64 games: Mario Kart 64. Golden Eye. Smash Bros.

High Scores. Image is a pixel-art representation of controllers for the NES, toploader, and Famicom on a blue background with a stark black drop shaddow in the style of a TRS 80 Color Computer manual.

High Score Contest

Test your skills and compete for prizes in our NES High Sore Contest.

We’ll select three of our favorite Nintendo titles and set up each game on a different version of the NES: the Toaster, the Top-Loader, and the Famicom.

The top score at the end of the event will win a prize!

Festival Details

A gold Nintendo 64 with four controllers sitting on a glass-top table with legs resembling the N64 logo..

64 Bits or Less

Saturday & Sunday, May 17 & 18, 2025

Ticketing Info to Come.

Check back soon!

Venue info

Benton County Fairgrounds

Solar Building

110 SW 53rd Street

Corvallis, OR 97333

We value the diversity of people; our events are a safe and welcoming space for all.