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Bryan Smith, Producer, probably
talking to his wife - again. |
The entrance to the show and
the banner. |
Ron Corcoran, the Go-To guy for
Twin Galaxies. |
Master game player - the premiere
promoter for Activision - Todd Rogers. |
Bryan playing the ultra-cool
Atari Lynx in the hotel room. |
The shining lights of Vegas from
the Plaza Hotel room. |
Todd, Bryan, Ron's Wife Rhonda,
and Ron's Daughter Heather at the hotel. |
Shots of Vegas surrounding the
Plaza. |
Todd, Rhonda, and Brien King
outside the hotel. |
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Left and above, shots from the
incredibly cool light show that happens just outside the
Plaza hotel, every hour at night. Has to be seen to believe.
Right, the CGE 2k1 schedule posted. |
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John Pomeroy and Gary Goldman,
brilliant animators - one half of the Dragon's Lair team. |
The legendary Don Bluth and Gary
signing posters for appreciative fans. |
Video games everywhere. These
people can't get enough. |
Anyone say "Classic Laser
Disc Games"!? |
Walter Day, the mastermind behind
Twin Galaxies. |
More games to play - free of
charge of course. |
Maybe next year they won't cram
my three favorite games into a hard-to-get-to corner. |
Our gracious video game provider
- Blast from the Past - one of many cool vendors at the
show. |
Atari2600.com is ever-present
selling you all your favorite Atari carts. |
Another NEW ORIGINAL game for
the ColecoVision - released AT the show! |
Bryan looks over the collection
of Lynx games for sale at this vendor. |
A rare DECENT shot of Dragon's
Lair 3D shot during the demo by Rick Dyer. |
A shot of last year's program
and Bryan going through his new Lynx collection. |
John Pomeroy, Don Bluth, and
Gary Goldman signing posters. |
Maybe I'm NOT the biggest Bluth
fan! |
Don and Gary again - the line
for posters was incredible. |
History in the making - Rick
Dyer signing the marquee of Space Ace (all four creators
signed it). |
A shot from the unreal museum,
featuring unusual stuff like this. |
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Left - The groovy Ghostbusters
ad poster. Right - His and Her Atari Lynx. Above - the
cool in-room Spectravision to play games on the road. |
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Oh man! Where do they get those
wonderful toys!? |
Oh man .. those little mini-cabs! |
Crap - there are more!!! |
Vectrex Display - Vector games
at home. |
Some great custom controllers. |
The Bally Arcade |
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Right - Bryan owns on Paperboy.
Above - The Odyssey 2 (K.C. Munchkin please). Left - The
ultra cool Channel F. |
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Above - Revenge of the Jedi??
Left and Right - boys enjoying their toys. |
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Left - More great games. Above
- A whole bunch of Lynx carts for sale. Right - Shane
& his toy. |
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Bryan is interviewed for Tech
TV. |
Another shot of Atari Lynx goodies. |
Took me hours to beat the Enhanced
Romset Space Ace machine. |
Bryan and his fav laser disc
game - but some posted rules. |
Ron and wife enjoying the show. |
Some games aren't just old ...
but OLD. |
Brien King with his autographed
cell from SHAODAN |
You may never see another one
... Dragon's Lair played at home? |
More lovers of classic games. |
Twin Galaxies contest winners
are honored. |
Shane's badge and newly acquired
Space Ace clock! |
Shane and Don Bluth |
Shane and Brien talk to the master
animator. |
We can't get enough Don. |
Shane with all four developers
of Dragon's Lair. |
Shane with hardware mastermind,
Rick Dyer. |
We had to eat sometime. One of
the area's excellent buffets. |
Host and producer talk shop over
dinner. |
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And a final shot from the show. |
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