Yeah, I did the same thing :) Great guy. The people ahead of me were
yapping away for what seemed like forever and he didn't seem to mind.
He had a game there called "Saboteur". $45, signed. (c) date was
1984, so it looks like he finished his last effort that was never
released. I was happ
Dan Chisarick wrote:
Howard Scott Warshaw was there (wrote Yar's Revenge, Raiders of the Lost
Ark, and E.T. I think) Nice to see a classic developer trek all the way
over from CA.
He was cool. I bought a copy of Once Upon Atari from him and he autographed
it for me.
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Jim Leonard ([EMAIL PROT
From what I experienced of CGExpo, I'd recommend it highly. It was nowhere
near software-based (mostly carts and standalones) but it was incredibly fun
and had a lot of talent (Noland Bushnell, Intellivision team (Blue Sky
Rangers), Activision programmers, etc. were speakers.
Stuart Feldhamer
I went for all of an hour. If you're into console games, specifically the 2600, its a blast. Lots more custom 2600 games (I love how perfectly they reproduce the style of the original game's artwork and manuals, etc.) A surprising amount of material (hardware, software and manuals) for creating
To tell you the truth, I was not so impressed last year. The software
collector's meeting was awesome, but the rest was sort of blah. In the
absence of the software collectors, I see no reason to go.
Stuart
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