IQ will be at Adventure-X 2012!

[Broomie]

Hey guys, sorry I've been so busy over the holidays. Will do a recap of the event soon but yes, it went very well and Dave Gilbert is a very cool guy. Here we are enjoying a few beverages at the Dirty Dicks pub in Liverpool St. Will post more photos and stories soon.

And for the record, great feedback for Quest for Infamy. You'll love the new demo!

[Matt]

Totally forgot to reply to this.  I had such a great time this year.  Meeting the gang from last year again  as well as Doomrat (two Matt's :O) was good and seeing the response to the demo was excellent.  The venue was pretty sweet this year and the turnout a lot larger.  All in all a good show.  Hopefully it will only get bigger!  The only downside was getting a sore throat on the sunday night resulting in my being in bed for most of the following week!

Sadly I neglected to take any photos but I believe there are many floating around on the world wide web.  I could probably get a link or two to a few albums if you wish.

[s_d]

Does anyone know if all, or part, of the Adventure-X live-stream was preserved?  It would be really great to be able to view, and review, the talks at least.  I've watched several streams from the GDC vault, and don't see any reason why Adventure-X talks are less deserving.

Of course, the problem there is funding for bandwidth and storage of the large video media files (as we saw with the crowd-funding of the event itself... just barely made it!), but perhaps that could be supplemented by selling (home-made?) DVDs, access to the streaming, and/or DRM-free downloads of the video files.

Anyway, assuming there is nothing, I look forward to the stories and photographs!

[Broomie]

Yes much of Adventure-X was filmed and is being turned into a mini documentary with talks, interviews and footage of booths etc.

I don't know about the streams tho, I didn't even know if my talk was streamed but it was filmed which I'm awaiting the footage for.

And I've got some free time today so may have some time to come up with my report and some more photos.

In the meantime, read Nick Wheeler's take on Adventure X.

[s_d]

That's fantastic news!  I kind of suspected that the the livestream would be lost, but nothing on the screen7 site mentioned documentary filmography.  So, I just assumed it was lost and unrecorded.  I caught about 10 minutes of it once, and had no idea what was being talked about or who the speaker was... and then I had to stop.   

I'd love to have a chance to watch that mini-doc, though.