Can you name all the bosses in the original Mega Man? Do you know what Ocarina song we just played? If you're a trivia know-it-all or want to be one, this is the event you'd be ashamed to miss. Once referred to as "the best kept secret of PAX", the ChatterBox crew is teaming up with Golgotron.com to bring back their gaming guru trivia show and all the prizes that go with it. Challenge yourself to learn what you never thought you needed to know about gaming history and bring home a reward for answering that totally easy question no one else in the audience could get. Hosted by Alon Waisman, Producer of the ChatterBox Video Game Radio show Starring: The audience, three contestants, and those charming fellows from Golgotron.com
Moderated by: Alon Waisman [Producer, Chatterbox Videogame Radio Show]
Makoto Shinkai (新海 誠) appeared at the last "New York Anime Festival" (within the New York Comic Con) in 2011 for a screening of his new movie "Children Who Chase Lost Voices" (星を追う子ども), as well as an interview and Q&A.
Here is the directed portion of the interview conducted by NYAF/NYCC. Translation not directed at the audience was cut.
As an interesting side note, we (GeekNights) had not intended to video this event. While press, we assumed that plenty of other people would have their equipment on-hand. Upon arrival, however, we discovered that there was almost no press presence. I couldn't let this wonderful interview exist solely in the form of fan cameras from the audience, so I turned up maximum image stabilization and stood for the full event at the side of the room holding the camera as steady as possible.
The room was noisy, and there was a great deal of background noise from outside the room. I removed as much as possible.
The moral? If you're a journalist at a convention, carry your tripod and shotgun mic even if you expect any video to be redundant. ;^)
Thanks to Rym DeCoster for setting his camera up to record this.
Before the Concerts began the omegathons had to raise their shame shields as they performed on stage. Who has the funkiest moves to advance to the next round of the Omegathon.
Special thanks to TaradinoC for recording this back in the day.
Storied game creator Keiji Inafune returns to PAX to finish what he started here two years ago: his Kickstart-ed action game Mighty No. 9! Join Kinda Funny Games’ Colin Moriarty as Inafune-san and Takuya Aizu from developer Inti Creates recount inside stories of the highs and lows of the game’s development, give a peek at other projects, answer questions from fans, and – if previous PAX appearances are any indication – maybe even a surprise or two.
Special thanks to Bit Calamity for recording this back in the day.
Before the concerts took place, our Omegathons have to play a game of giant Jenga. Who will be able to move the block to the top and who will be stared down into oblivion as the audience looms on their every move.
Special thanks top Chris Collins for recording this back in the day.
Here is part of the Boston8Bit Chiptune Showcase in Jamspace from PAX East 2012. Special thanks to Chip Music Chronicle for recording this back in the day.
Have you ever stared at the ceiling late at night, unable to sleep, while your very sense of sanity is ravaged by insecurities and questions? And not just any questions either, but deep, gnawing, existential conundrums?
Things like: Golly, how do Gabe and Tycho make such a wonderful webcomic?
WELL NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO HAVE SUCH QUERIES PUT TO REST! Join Gabe and Tycho as they create an actual comic that will go on the site in front of your very eyes, not unlike wizards.