Dan Iacovelli
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Just added to sponsor list:
Safariland amusement place in villa park,il
they are going be putting a full page Ad in the program
and I'm going to call them next week to work out the details for
a program for people at the show to come to sarfiland after words.
The fun keeps on going after the show
another addition to the sponsor list(just added today):
Video Game Connection
from Cleveland,Ohio
they are putting a 1/2 page ad in the program.
http://videogameconnection.com
Dan Iacovelli
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OOoh, let's make him sing the theme from "Family Ties"!!!
:D Do you know all the chords from that? heehee!! But I think that song is a duet. Who can we find to harmonize with Albert???Unlikely, and I really don't want to scare people away from attending next year's show. There will be no "Family Ties" music at AGE, especially any that involves a singing role on my part.
..Al
even though I'm not going to be going to AGE, but how about using one of Weird Al's new songs for theme music.
Dan Iacovelli
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well, I think that most of us on the board are fimilar with distella and 2600 programing that it won't be hard to change the color.
(the only programs that will be hard too is the bins that 8k or more since distella only works with 2 and 4k bins)
Dan Iacovelli
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For Immediate Release:June 4, 2003
AVC/JCU is pleased to announce the current line of sponsors for The Video Game Summit:
Atari Age:
The premier Atari website that supports every Atari system and computer.
They also sell various Atari homebrew games and items.
They also have excellent forum where people post messages
about Atari and other gaming systems.
They are also one of the co-organizers of the
first annual Austin Gaming Expo.
Website: http://www.atariage.com
Digital Press:
One of the best fanzines every made about video games.
They also publish a video game collector’s
guide that’s been well known for seven years.
Their website also provides information on the
video game industry. They are also one of the
coorganizers of the Classic Gaming Expo.
Joe Santulli. Editor-in-Chief
Website: http://www.digitpress.com
Good Deal Games:
An online video game retailer that provides
games for classic and orphaned systems.
Their website also provides information on
video gaming past.
Michael Thomasson, President
Website: http://www.gooddealgames.com
Pack Rat Video Games:
An online video game retailer that prides itself
in providing vintage video game systems and games
to its customers at the best prices around.
Jarrett Waite, Owner
Website: http://www.packratvg.com
If your company would benefit from advertising in
the VGS program or appearing at event to sell your product or
offer live demonstration email us at [email protected] Subject: VGS Sponsors
Join the Video Game Summit mailing
list for updates on the event
Don’t forget that VGS is also one of the
stops on the Jagfest tour.
If you would like to help out with Jagfest @ VGS.
Please e-mail us at [email protected]
Use the subject: Jagfest Help (VGS)
or you can join the Jagfest mailing list
which can be done at the Jagfest website
(or either at the VGS Website).
For information on VGS visit:
http://avc.atari-users.net/Events/FestVGS.html
Visit the official Jagfest website at
END PRESS RELEASE
Just added to sponsor list:
Safariland amusement place in villa park,il
they are going be putting a full page Ad in the program
and I'm going to call them next week to work out the details for
a program for people at the show to come to sarfiland after words.
The fun keeps on going after the show
Dan Iacovelli
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ok, works pretty good just tried it keystone kapers love the editing sprites thing.
one question though: no way to change the color of the sprite your editing? I notice that the color of the sprite you match(ie the cop hat is
black and if you add to it it will match that color).
but so far it's works ok.
Dan Iacovelli
ps. hack o matic would be good for the playfield only and then edit the sprites using your program it will make a good combo.
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I just put up a Pr about putting Ad's in the VGS program at the VGS website.(I didn't really want to post here because it doesn't matter here but figured to post a mention about it).
Dan Iacovelli
(look for announcemt about VGS happenings(inlcuding a new type of quiz show I'm planning to do for the show) in few weeks.
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so you can only hack bins that have AHD files.
is there a way to make AHD files.
Dan Iacovelli
(at least I still have hackomatic that works pretty well)
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how big of file can you use to your hack program?
is it jusk for bin files that are 2 k and 4k?
I tried using it on tempest 2600 but it won't load it give me invalide file.
Dan Iacovelli
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good luck at the show and have fun.
Dan Iacovelli
(ps. if anybody is going to a report on the show e-mail a copy of it
so I could put in the atari zone newsletter and in the final jagfest issue)
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Well I went to CGE twice 2000 and 2002 and I had fun both times.
where else do you get to see programers from yesteryear and play arcaeds like tempest or major havoc.
in the words of Jim Ross: "CGE is the granddady of all of gaming trade shows".
it will be worth the trip.
Dan Iacovelli
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thanks inky for the that post:
he could also check down the events page
and look for the The video game summit topic.
(btw: keep looking at thst topic I should have news soon about
a local sponsor)
Dan Iacovelli
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VLM
in Atari Jaguar
if you were at MWC on staurday you could have seen VLM in action when I played weird Al Cd's on the jag Cd.
(I'll be doing it agin at VGS in lombard,IL)
Dan Iacovelli
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It's in IL
Dan Iacovelli
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it's only a month away I would like to know who coming?
I'll be there of course.
Dan Iacovelli
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well you have three chances to see this year:
at VGS in lomabrd,il (next month)
at AGE in austin,tx (two weeks after VGS)
and CGE in las vegas,nv (august 9th and 10th)
I showed it at MWC on saturay it had a good turn out.
I'm sure clint could answer more questions about the game.
Dan Iacovelli
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good pictures.
I was going to but I forgot my digi camera then
I figured I prob going be by my table mostly
so it wouldn't be wise
(as seen in picture #3
( I'll give a dollar to any one who can spot me in that pic
(j/k) )Dan Iacovelli
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There's a show in Lombard next month?Where??
Quality inn and Suites lombard,IL
visit the Video Game Summit website
http://avc.atari-users.net/Events/FestVGS.html
For more information.
Dan Iacovelli
Event organiziner
(also check the Video Game Summit topic in the events section the AA forums:
http://www.atariage.com/forums/viewtopic.p...er=asc&start=0S )
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Gustar (Mat),
For the record I brought most of my Jaguar games including tempest 2k
but the thing is I wanted to show protector SE so people could enter the tourney (like I did for robosquash). thats why I stayed by my table mostly if somebody asked if I got a certine game I'll just check in my bag and if I do I'll put in.(I also msot of my CD games too(I also had native up for while too))
as for the VGS show: the lynx display will be big (unless Tom L has other plans ) and I'll have inky helping out at my table and bohus will be showing off some of his stuff also. (any help is welcomed though)
Dan Iacovelli
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I too was also there.
I showed BI/WN(I didn't have instuctions but it went ok)
Played Primal age on my Jaguar Cd.
Matthew baker (gustar) won the AUN t-shirt playing robosquash comlynxed against me(other people played also but didn't have their name entered)
He also won the Protecor SE tournery (but since I figured that I'm doing the same tourney for VGS, I' figured to carry the tourney to VGS,so if didn't have a chance to win a AUN shirt you get chance at VGS)
What was that music coming from the Jagfest section? It was Weird Al yankovic I had a chance to play both Weird Al CD's (Running with scissors and poodle hat (I played the saga begins and about the pentiums from RWS CD and I played all the way through on the PH CD)
there wasn't any Jag net happing(not enough jags was available)
and we only could comlynx roboquash since that was the only game
that one person gave me with with lynx that I had( thanks torgo).
I couldn't play any thing in the museum or anywere else since I had to be by my stuff most of the time with nobody else to help)
Over all the jagfest area was pretty good turn out I also had the pleasure
to sit next to terrence willams showing off mad bodies and gorf pluz both cool games.
The Us Tour contiues next month at VGS, in lombard,IL
hope to see you there.
Dan Iacovelli
(I was surprised that there wasn't no food avaible except for the snack table and vending machines)
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I was going through my jaguar stuff I'm bringing to MWC and I came across an newsletter that atari made in sept. '93 called Cat Rap.
what it was actually a newsletter that was sent out to stores and developers I believe. does anybody else have this newsletter or
am I the only one who has it(thanks to connections with atari back in 90's)
Dan Iacovelli
(Ps. I'm going be bringing it to MWC and VGS for those who want to see it)
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The photos of the room are very misleading, actually there is plenty of space in that room for tables along the perimeter of the walls and even in the center of the room. The total area of that room is over 1,400 sf which is exactly the size I had in mind for this being a first time show. I really don't know how many people to expect but I would like to fill the room. Next year I can locate a larger facility to hold this event. Afterall, I will have more time to reserve larger venues ahead of time.One thing that you must also realize is that so far all of this is being done on my dime. I purposely went into this show with no profit in mind. Afterall, if I was interested in making money and not having fun, would I have FREE admission to my show?
I know that feeling: VGS being my first show as well, I mostly looked for a big space but at low cost (I have 2160sqft for VGS table sizes are 2 by 5(5 feet long)). I have thought doing free admission and charge for tables
but I figured that if we charge low cost it would help the cause a bit more.
again good luck your show.
Dan IAcovelli
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I'd run it in an emulator, but I'll be able to see it in person in two days, so I'll just imagine it for now.I think that this year's MWC is going to be great! Does anyone know whether they will have the great big museum again this year like last year?
Check out the MWC website and thier forums.
(you meanwe get to talk to each other before VGS(I'm going be to MWC this year as well)
rob, I checked out on pcaewin: looks great hope to see it at VGS as well.
Dan Iacovelli
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your site look good, and I wish you luck on your show.
looking at the confrece room layout and details it looks kind of small to me.
Dan Iacovelli
ps. thanks for the plug for VGS(if you wanted to use the VGS graphic instead of the Word art graphic let me know)
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For Immediate Release:
June 4, 2003
AVC/JCU is pleased to announce the current line of sponsors for The Video Game Summit:
Atari Age:
The premier Atari website that supports every Atari system and computer.
They also sell various Atari homebrew games and items.
They also have excellent forum where people post messages
about Atari and other gaming systems.
They are also one of the co-organizers of the
first annual Austin Gaming Expo.
Website: http://www.atariage.com
Digital Press:
One of the best fanzines every made about video games.
They also publish a video game collector’s
guide that’s been well known for seven years.
Their website also provides information on the
video game industry. They are also one of the
coorganizers of the Classic Gaming Expo.
Joe Santulli. Editor-in-Chief
Website: http://www.digitpress.com
Good Deal Games:
An online video game retailer that provides
games for classic and orphaned systems.
Their website also provides information on
video gaming past.
Michael Thomasson, President
Website: http://www.gooddealgames.com
Pack Rat Video Games:
An online video game retailer that prides itself
in providing vintage video game systems and games
to its customers at the best prices around.
Jarrett Waite, Owner
Website: http://www.packratvg.com
If your company would benefit from advertising in
the VGS program or appearing at event to sell your product or
offer live demonstration email us at [email protected] Subject: VGS Sponsors
Join the Video Game Summit mailing
list for updates on the event
Don’t forget that VGS is also one of the
stops on the Jagfest tour.
If you would like to help out with Jagfest @ VGS.
Please e-mail us at [email protected]
Use the subject: Jagfest Help (VGS)
or you can join the Jagfest mailing list
which can be done at the Jagfest website
(or either at the VGS Website).
For information on VGS visit:
http://avc.atari-users.net/Events/FestVGS.html
Visit the official Jagfest website at
END PRESS RELEASE
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sounds like you guys had fun.
can I use either of the reports for the atari zone fanzine as well include it
in the final jagfest issue?
(e-mail me your reply)
Dan Iacovelli