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Magazine #14.2 2/02

Classic Gaming Expo 2K2
Part II

Into The Fray - Booths And Exhibition Hall

By the time I arrived at the exhibition hall Saturday morning a long line had already formed. Shortly after 9:00 AM the doors opened and crowds of classic gaming enthusiasts rushed in! It looked like vendor attendance was up from last year. Well-known names like Carl Forhan's Songbird Production, Intellivision Productions, Digital Press, Atari2600.COM, B&C Computers, Twin Galaxies mixed with some new ones like AtariAge, Zektor, GamingWorldX and more. Also present again was the Las Vegas Pinball Collector's Club and Tim Arnold out to raise more money for charity.

Loooong line The masses rush in First sign of trouble - the Dig Dug Drop net! B&C Computers
       
B&C had two Jaguar kiosks! Bruce being interviewed by... ...some media folks. Gameswitch sold classic games
       
Carl Forhan's Songbird Production The Clark County Commodore Computer Club and friends The CGE Services Corp. booth Rob at the CGE booth
       
The Zektor booth showing the Zektor ZVG (vector graphics adapter for PC) Zektor ZVT (vector monitor troubleshooter tool) The Digital Press booth: tons of goodies! Reach to the sky!
       
The Toyvault booth with lots of nice stuff Notice the Mr. T puzzle in the middle - fool! The Twin Galaxies booth with Walter Day (in referee shirt) Walter Day
       
? and Joe at the AtariAge booth Jerry and Joe in the... ...Atari2600.com booth Marc selling his two new games
       
The X-Arcade/Retrogaming Radio booth Rob chatting with the media Dragon's Lair 3D presentation, notice Xbox on the right Dan Kramer at the DKAtari.com booth, notice the clear Atari 7800 & joystick!
       
A guy who sold hundreds of old Nintendo games Rick and Lee at the NWCGE booth The SlikStik booth ? and ? at the GamingWorldX booth
       
? was showing a PC-based laserdisc-less Space Ace emulator (Daphne) Here is another view of his setup Tim Arnold raffling off many cool prices Las Vegas Pinball Collector's Club
       
   
Telegames USA NeoGeo Freaks    

In addition to the booths the exhibition hall also had a band area (for the various live performances), a concession stand and many arcade games (see next part). In the back corner were some original retail kiosks for classic systems and the videogame tournament area.  Many of the booths had extra goodies like prototypes, engineering samples, various memorabilia and collectables displayed. Proceed to the next page and check them out!

Continue with Part III

 

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