Well, PAX East 2011 came and went. There were laughs and tears and — OK, so there were no tears. It was PAX, after all. But there could have been tears, if I weren’t such a gracious loser. Besides, I had to keep my mascara intact all weekend seeing as the camera guy for the
Hey everybody! I just got an email with the official number for this years PAX East and wanted to fill you all in. The first ever PAX East last year had an official attendance of 52,290 people. That’s pretty impressive. So how would the second annual PAX East fare?
Double Fine was on the floor showing off its newest game, Trenched, which is set to be released on Xbox Arcade. The game focuses around an up-to-4-player co-op that pits you and your teammates against the mono-vision forces. You and your teammates are part of a group called the mobile trench brigade. You control a
Rockstar Games is nothing if not bold. With L.A. Noire, Rockstar is making another bold choice, creating a game that forces gamers to pay meticulous attention to detail to solve crimes instead of simply telling gamers who the bad guys are and giving them a gun. In L.A. Noire, you play as Detective Cole Phelps,
We are very proud to have Jess in our PG team and also proud of her being chosen as a Omeganaut. Recently, she posted a tweet of her advancing past the first round. We wish her lots luck and hope she has a steady hand for the board game, Operation.
While our team is in 33 degree weather, I’m helping out in 75 degree weather as best as I can. I will be constantly updating this post with link to our team coverage of PAX East 2011. So, stay tuned for the latest news here.
Today we stopped by the convention center to get our passes and got a quick look through the windows. It looks amazing, and we only saw a portion of it. Don’t believe me? Take a look at the video yourself!
This is Bob posting under Rett’s wordpress account because Bob is an idiot and forgot his password AFK. ANYway, we’re all here in Boston; after some glorious air travel (ask Rachel about Vomit McPukerson who sat next to her) and hilarious hijinks finding our hotel (hint: it’s by a wharf), we’re warming up in a
With PAX East 2011 just around the corner, everyone on the internet is all a-Twitter (pun intended) about the panels, the parties, and the concerts. Except for me. For one omega-exciting reason: the Omegathon. Because randomly selected alongside 19 others out of tens of thousands of pre-regged attendees was none other than yours truly. My