The International Video Game Preservation Survey, conducted by the NFSA in collaboration with The Strong’s International Center for the History of Electronic Games and supported by the BFI National Archive, sheds light on the state of video game preservation worldwide. Despite the cultural significance of video games, much of their history remains inaccessible. The survey identified key challenges, including limited resources, legal and technical barriers, and the need for better collaboration and expertise. Findings emphasise the importance of ongoing efforts to preserve video games, highlighting the necessity for regular surveys to track trends and changing priorities. As digital distribution and cloud streaming expand, understanding how organisations manage these shifts will be crucial for preserving mobile games and other emerging platforms.