Back in Germany I must say this was a
GREAT and AWESOME weekend (although I only stayed the saturday) - for me it was a special dutch "back in time" week (more on this later on my blog w/ pictures)
Met a lot of friends, played some nice cabs I ever wanted to (tell me - how do you play Lunar Lander? I didn't got ANY points at all at this game) and was very nice
to see people engaging with the games (reminder: next time small manuals would be good - I always saw/helped people trying to shoot at Robotron with the buttons ;-) ).
The building and its architecture spoke on his own and with the game room upstairs maybe setting a new standard for game room wall decorations :-)
Was very hot in there - so glad all machines went well the whole weekend. On my exhibitions I normally have a 30% total loss...
more of these please! Anybody has some nice pics on the setup (before and after - with lightning?). Most of my pics went blurry.
For my own exhibition
http://www.retro-spektive.de I need some details regarding visitor counts and maintance - whom to ask?
I'm trying to arrange a big retro game exhibition in 2014 in Hamburg and for my 100+ slides presentation I would need some "insights". Thanks for a PM
anyway - I must say - I totally loved the experience and the entire setup with all parts of games and the nice building. I can't see the point in "driving 400 km round trip" is too far for so many people (in special for some Germans) - where else do you get such a setup (same counts for most Retro Gaming fleamarkets/beurs).
P.S.: If I had knonw Jochen Hippel would be there - I would have brought a couple of my AMIGA games
