What can I say? I'm happy! In a couple of weeks I'll be attending Casual Connect in Seattle. Even though I'll probably be working non-stop, I was hoping to spend a couple of hours at the Experience Music Project/Science Fiction Museum (yup, even the name sounds like a match made in Heaven). So, I fire up their website, only to find out that the have an exhibit on TOY ROBOTS. Literally, it's Xmas in July! I'm looking forward to visiting Seattle (and Atlanta, where I will stop for a couple of days). Even though I lived in Oregon for many years, I've only been to Seattle once, probably in a rush (I did fall in love with Vancouver, B.C., though). But any city that pays hommage to toy robots is definitively my kind of city.
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- Ludology is the discipline that studies games, play, toys and videogames. This blog has been published since May, 2001.
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Hey, Even we (Robosoft) will be there in Seattle exhibiting our Casual game Development services for the iPhone. See you there.
Posted by: Vinodh | July 16, 2008 at 04:14 AM
Hey! That's great! Looking forward to seeing you there.
Posted by: gonzalo Frasca | July 16, 2008 at 04:40 AM