EPISODE · Oct 22, 2009

Episode 17

from Consoles & Cardboard · host Consoles & Cardboard Crew

Here and Now: Left4Dead:CC, Civ: Rev, Geo-Defense SwarmToday’s Topic: Local Game ConventionsIf you are looking to start your own Con, listen to the sage advice of Adam Loper. He just finished running the successful Oshcon. The Consoles & Cardboard Crew ask Adam how he put Oshcon together.When did you get started with Oshcon? How long has the convention been in its current location and form? Has it changed much over the years?How much does it cost to run the convention? How much time to prepare? How many people help out? How many people attend the convention? What vendors and guests do you get and how do you get them?What does the future hold for Oshcon? Do you see a chance to include video games or other media in the future?Adam’s Con - OshconAdam’s Game Company - Snarling BadgerListen to the Show

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Here and Now: Left4Dead:CC, Civ: Rev, Geo-Defense Swarm Today’s Topic: Local Game Conventions If you are looking to start your own Con, listen to the sage advice of Adam Loper. He just finished running the successful Oshcon. The Consoles & Cardboard Crew ask Adam how he put Oshcon together. When did you get started with Oshcon? How long has the convention been in its current location and form? Has it changed much over the years?How much does it cost to run the convention? How much time to prepare? How many people help out? How many people attend the convention? What vendors and guests do you get and how do you get them?What does the future hold for Oshcon? Do you see a chance to include video games or other media in the future?Adam’s Con - Oshcon Adam’s Game Company - Snarling Badger Listen to the Show

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