ATTENTION: Alaska Developer's
by Michael \"Evic\" Wales · 06/24/2007 (8:47 pm) · 1 comments
My wife is from King Salmon, AK, (and I spent 3 years in Fairbanks) - not that you care, but stick with me here for a second. We'll be visiting the in-laws from June 8 - 20 and that means a stop in Anchorage.
We'll be staying at the Microtel the morning of the 9th and I am thinking of sitting down with Alaskan developer's that can make it that morning for an article on GibThis, called Indie Wednesday, that we run every week.
This will be a great opportunity to get your product - whether completed or not - in front of a couple thousand people, really quick.
This will be a very informal session - time will depend on how many people are interested as well as what time you are available. Simply bring a laptop with your stuff all ready to go as well as a CD with any media (screenshots, movies, demos, etc). We'll look over your product, I'll ask some questions, and your product will be on the site. As simple as that.
What do you guys think of this idea? If you're not an Alaskan Developer - you can always just contact me - but for those of you in AK that can make it, this is a great opportunity to show the press your product first hand. The passion for gaming is what drives all of us and that's something a demo or some trailers simply can't convey - I love to see that twinkle in developer's eyes.
If you're interested - contact me and we'll discuss details.
We'll be staying at the Microtel the morning of the 9th and I am thinking of sitting down with Alaskan developer's that can make it that morning for an article on GibThis, called Indie Wednesday, that we run every week.
This will be a great opportunity to get your product - whether completed or not - in front of a couple thousand people, really quick.
This will be a very informal session - time will depend on how many people are interested as well as what time you are available. Simply bring a laptop with your stuff all ready to go as well as a CD with any media (screenshots, movies, demos, etc). We'll look over your product, I'll ask some questions, and your product will be on the site. As simple as that.
What do you guys think of this idea? If you're not an Alaskan Developer - you can always just contact me - but for those of you in AK that can make it, this is a great opportunity to show the press your product first hand. The passion for gaming is what drives all of us and that's something a demo or some trailers simply can't convey - I love to see that twinkle in developer's eyes.
If you're interested - contact me and we'll discuss details.
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