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The D6 Generation

D6G Lost Chapters Book 61: How to Demo (GenCon 2013)

The D6 Generation

The D6G Team )

Games & Hobbies, Other Games

4.8613 Ratings

🗓️ 7 September 2013

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Colen from Lone Wolf Development joins Craig and Russ to discuss the best ways to attract folks to your booth and engage gamers in your games and products.  With samples from GenCon 2013.

Transcript

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0:00.0

For many years now, Russ and Craig have had many wide-ranging conversations with folks from all over the gaming world.

0:15.0

This is one of those conversations.

0:27.9

D6G, the lost chapter.

0:34.5

Russ, can you give me a napkin?

0:36.9

I think I just spilled some of my mocha ice coffee.

0:54.7

The mocha doesn't come out of the pants, dude. Oh, I know. It's Colin from Lone Wolf. Colin, how are you, sir? I heard there was donuts here. There are donuts here. Now, what is your favorite donut? Duncan donuts. Yes, being from Scotland, is there a particular donut that is preferred? I don't think there are any traditionally Scottish donuts, but nevertheless, my favorite has always been the unadorned donut with jam inside.

1:03.2

The unadorned jam donut.

1:05.3

No, I prefer the unadorned donut with jam inside.

1:09.6

Yes, that is an awesome. That is the perfect awesome. That is the most eloquently named donut I have ever heard. It is indeed the unadorned. I want to see that on Dunkin' Donuts next advertisement. We now serve unadorned. Do you have a favorite jam? Strawberry. Strawberry, unadorned. The unadorned donut with strawberry jam inside. All right. Well, Craig will pick you one of those up. We're going to, you know, Colin, since we've got you here, and it's good to have an unadorned jam-filled donut because we're all recovering from Jen Con now. Some of us as observers and some of us as the dedicated folks in the booth working around the clock i e you

1:44.7

calling making it making it a fun experience for all of us walking around checking on all the new

1:49.6

hotness um and we thought it'd be kind of cool you know the last chapter see we like to do

1:53.8

topical things like gencon but also we want to do things that are sort of timeless and and it'll be kind

1:58.2

of fun you know as we went around gen con and we tried to experience the new hotness that is in the vendor hall, you know, the big thing is people are trying to convey information to you in a very short period of time about whatever it is they're selling. Usually at Gen Con, it's a game. You know, and so it's demos and doing different types of demos. It's been kind of fun to talk about kinds of demos and the techniques used in demos, and it can be games or software or anything else that people are trying to sell at a place like GenCon. And what works for us, what we like to see, what we don't like to see, what works for us, what doesn't work? And, you know, just chat for that for a little bit and see where you end up. How does that sound? Good? That sounds great. All right, great.

2:35.7

Okay, so good. So let's show us. I thought we start by talking about me just the general

2:39.0

types of demos that we've seen. And then we can get in some specific examples from this

2:42.7

year's 2013 GenCon.

2:44.5

Those of you who are listening who actually run demos or have companies that have

2:50.8

demos, this could be a tutorial almost. Yes, and I've done... like run demos or have companies that have demos.

2:51.8

This could be a tutorial almost.

2:53.7

Yes, and I've done, you know...

2:56.0

We have done our fair share of gaming demos.

2:59.3

Also being in the software industry,

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