Let's put 2006 in perspective. While it may not sound like that long ago, PAX 2006 took place before most of this current crop of consoles launched. At this point nobody owned a PlayStation 3 and people were still doubting the Wii's place in the next-gen system war. The Xbox 360 was around, but just barely, as none of the system's iconic games had been released and we were still years away from the Kinect. Needless to say, all the footage in this documentary is old. Seven years ago I had never shot and assembled a video; the whole experience was brand new. As a result, the video I made back then was terrible. The audio sounded like it was recorded in a tin can, the video was shaky and the editing was troublesome. The whole thing was an absolute mess. I have been vexed by that PAX video for seven straight years. An entire console generation has come and gone, and yet I still think about the horribleness of that first video. This year I finally had enough. It's finally time to make a PAX 2006 video I can be proud of. Unfortunately, I didn't have any of the original footage. This presented a problem, as it limited what I could do with this remake. It's also bad because the footage is far from HD quality. After some tinkering, I feel like I was able to overcome both of these obstacles. This video quality will never look as good as I would like (and it will always be shaky, due in large part to my inexperience behind a camera), but I feel that the content is compelling enough to make you forget all about that. Special thanks to Defunct Games for recording this back in the day.

Take a step behind the curtain as the BioWare team talks about what it’s like working at the Edmonton and Montreal studios. Special thanks to Nerd Appropriate for recording this back in the day.

Watch as Todd Tuckey and Frank Lindenmuth shop a Bally "The Six Million Dollar Man". It was a fun panel that switched back and forth between a game they restored in their shop at Southampton, PA and an unshopped one at Pintastic. Special thanks to Pintastic for recording this panel back in the day.

Get ready for the new and improved Retrogame Roadshow! Found a rare piece of gaming history at a yard sale and want to know what it's worth? Or just want to show off the best item from your collection? Bring your prized possession with you, and you'll have the change to come up on stage and have your game evaluated by our panel of experts. Panelists: Frank Cifalidi [Archivest, Lost Levels (http://www.lostlevels.org/)], Chris Kohler [Author, Blog (https://www.chriskohler.biz/)], Mike Mika [Studio Head, Digital Eclipse (http://www.digitaleclipse.com/)], Steve Lin GM Gree Canada