TooManyGames – The East Coast Gaming Event Celebrates Its 5th Anniversary; Unites Gamers of All Generations from Atari to Xbox
Over the past 4 years thousands of gamers, casual and hardcore, classic and modern have gathered at TooManyGames to celebrate their favorite pastime, video games. There are very few hobbies that have the appeal to bring people young and old together to directly interact with one another, video games are the timeless medium that every can enjoy.
Reading, PA, November 08, 2007 --(PR.com)-- “Gaming is something that everyone enjoys” says convention founder Chuck Whitby, “we have the rare opportunity to bring together people from all ages to do something they love doing, play video games. TooManyGames is all about the community aspect of gaming. Gamers can come together, play some games, shop around, win some awesome prizes and just have a great time without breaking the bank.”
TooManyGames features tons of great entertainment including:
- Dozens of game systems and arcade games set up for free play all day long
- Twin Galaxies Guitar Hero World Record Competition
- The largest gaming marketplace of any convention
- Dozens of classic and modern game tournaments
- Contests including the first TooManyGames Scavenger Hunt
- Music DJ'ed by world famous OverClocked Remix
- Cosplay Competition
- TooManyGames Video Game Museum
- tons more.
When asked why do an independent gaming convention like this, convention organizer Paul Truitt replied “You can go to bigger corporate gaming shows like E for All and VGXpo and just not come home satisfied; you either get too much corporate end and not enough retail end or just the opposite. Our smaller indie show lets us make our own decisions, lets us directly contact small mom and pop vendors and developers and invite them to come out and set up an an affordable priced show and also lets the big name retailers and developers get some direct marketing face to face to their customers without a huge expense either.”
TooManyGames is currently offering both table space and booth space for any size company to attend the show, make money, promote products, and just meet their customers. Space is also affordable enough for anyone to come out with a couple TVs and game systems and just hang out and play games with other gamers.
Interested exhibitors and sponsors should contact Chuck Whitby at chuck@toomanygames.com Anyone with general convention questions should contact Paul Truitt at paul@toomanygames.com
TooManyGames will make its return to the Inn at Reading in Wyomissing, Pennsylvania on Sunday, May 4th 2008. Show hours are 11am to 8pm, 10am to 8pm for people who preregister for tickets online. Media is welcome during setup hours of 7am-10am.
For more information on TooManyGames you can visit the official website at:
www.toomanygames.com
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TooManyGames features tons of great entertainment including:
- Dozens of game systems and arcade games set up for free play all day long
- Twin Galaxies Guitar Hero World Record Competition
- The largest gaming marketplace of any convention
- Dozens of classic and modern game tournaments
- Contests including the first TooManyGames Scavenger Hunt
- Music DJ'ed by world famous OverClocked Remix
- Cosplay Competition
- TooManyGames Video Game Museum
- tons more.
When asked why do an independent gaming convention like this, convention organizer Paul Truitt replied “You can go to bigger corporate gaming shows like E for All and VGXpo and just not come home satisfied; you either get too much corporate end and not enough retail end or just the opposite. Our smaller indie show lets us make our own decisions, lets us directly contact small mom and pop vendors and developers and invite them to come out and set up an an affordable priced show and also lets the big name retailers and developers get some direct marketing face to face to their customers without a huge expense either.”
TooManyGames is currently offering both table space and booth space for any size company to attend the show, make money, promote products, and just meet their customers. Space is also affordable enough for anyone to come out with a couple TVs and game systems and just hang out and play games with other gamers.
Interested exhibitors and sponsors should contact Chuck Whitby at chuck@toomanygames.com Anyone with general convention questions should contact Paul Truitt at paul@toomanygames.com
TooManyGames will make its return to the Inn at Reading in Wyomissing, Pennsylvania on Sunday, May 4th 2008. Show hours are 11am to 8pm, 10am to 8pm for people who preregister for tickets online. Media is welcome during setup hours of 7am-10am.
For more information on TooManyGames you can visit the official website at:
www.toomanygames.com
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