Video games for Libraries

Thanks to the services provided by FLE we are able to engage with our youth population in a way that helps to build teamwork, teaches them better coordination skills, and keeps them curious about what else the modern library has to offer. This out of the box solution means there is less time for staff to configure and lock down the system, and more time for our Teen and Family Librarians to offer programming, build lasting relationships with the community, and provide a safe space afterschool.

- Robert, Kenosha Public Library, WI

I got a Nintendo Switch through Fully Loaded Electronics. I use it for many teen and children's library programs that we do. It's great that the games don't require the internet unless you want to use it. Plus, Fully Loaded pre-installed all the games and user account making it ready to use immediately. I LOVED the fact that I didn't have to make a bunch of accounts in my name or the library's in order for us to use the system.

- Joelle, Whiting Public Library, IN

We made a rule that you had to have a library card without any fines on it; then you could play the video games. The amount of kids we had sign up for cards was outstanding, and the kids that came in that didn’t have library cards said, “Oh, I haven’t been in here. This place is really cool.” It's really brought a lot of kids into the library.

- Kieran, John C. Fremont Public Library, CO