Dan Iacovelli
12-26-2009, 10:25 AM
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact:
Contact Person: Dan Iacovelli
Organization: Video Game Summit
Telephone Number: (708) 688-4561
Email Address: VideoGameSummit@yahoo.com
Web site Address: http://avc.atari-users.net/VGS.html
AVC Online Announces The 2010 Video Game Summit
Chicago, IL 5:00AM 12/26/2009- Remember how much fun you used to have
playing Atari, Nintendo and all kinds of games on your computer? Well,
you will have the rare opportunity to play these great games again at
the Video Game Summit, Chicago 's premier video game trade show. In
fact, dealers in retro games will be on hand offering games,
controllers,systems and memorabilia and will be prepared to buy or trade
for the games you have held onto since you were a kid. Who knows, you
might just have an Atari cartridge worth $1000 or more collecting dust
in your attic.
"Retrogaming," the playing and collecting of classic video and computer
games, is more popular than ever.
In fact, a dedicated group of programmers still issues new games for
game systems,such as the Atari 2600, last seen in retail stores over
fifteen years ago. The Video Game Summit, now in its seventh year,
brings together classic and modern generation gamers from all over the
country to swap stories, games and to compete in sanctioned tournaments and raffles.
The event is open to the public and people of all ages with an interest in
video games or computers are encouraged to attend. According to the
event's organizer, Dan Iacovelli, "we plan to have many retro and modern
game consoles for play”.
The date of the show will be July 17th, 2010 from 11am to 6pm at The
Heron Point Convention Center,665 West North Avenue , Lombard,IL
(adjacent from the Fairfield Inn and Suites hotel)
Admission is $3.00 per person (which includes free entry to raffle)
Children 12 and under free with adult. Tables are 12.00 each
(This includes admission for two and a raffle entry).
Pop and chips will be available for sale as well. We will
once again have free Wi-Fi access.
For more information on how to register visit our registration page at:
http://avc.atari-users.net/Events/VGS_files/register.html and download
our new registration PDF forms for tables/attendees or sponsorship.
Interested in helping out with the show? Then join the Part time Staffer
program.if you can bring extra tv's,power cords or systems,let us know by
using the Form on the contact page and select "part time staffer" along
with the information on what you can bring and we will get back to you
(if you can't bring anything but still want to help let us know that as well).
Join the Video Game Summit mailing list for updates on the event
(VideoGameSummit-Subscribe@yahoogroups.com)
Dan Iacovelli is available to answer any questions at (708) 688-4561 or
VideoGameSummit@yahoo.com
The Video Game Summit is sponsored by the following: AVC Online
About AVC Online:
AVC Online (Formerly Atari Video Club Online) is am online club that has
been supporting Atari Video games and computers for more then 13 years.
We have also been involved with Atari Jaguar Festival since 1997.
For more information on AVC Online visit: http://avc.atari-users.net
END PRESS RELEASE
Contact:
Contact Person: Dan Iacovelli
Organization: Video Game Summit
Telephone Number: (708) 688-4561
Email Address: VideoGameSummit@yahoo.com
Web site Address: http://avc.atari-users.net/VGS.html
AVC Online Announces The 2010 Video Game Summit
Chicago, IL 5:00AM 12/26/2009- Remember how much fun you used to have
playing Atari, Nintendo and all kinds of games on your computer? Well,
you will have the rare opportunity to play these great games again at
the Video Game Summit, Chicago 's premier video game trade show. In
fact, dealers in retro games will be on hand offering games,
controllers,systems and memorabilia and will be prepared to buy or trade
for the games you have held onto since you were a kid. Who knows, you
might just have an Atari cartridge worth $1000 or more collecting dust
in your attic.
"Retrogaming," the playing and collecting of classic video and computer
games, is more popular than ever.
In fact, a dedicated group of programmers still issues new games for
game systems,such as the Atari 2600, last seen in retail stores over
fifteen years ago. The Video Game Summit, now in its seventh year,
brings together classic and modern generation gamers from all over the
country to swap stories, games and to compete in sanctioned tournaments and raffles.
The event is open to the public and people of all ages with an interest in
video games or computers are encouraged to attend. According to the
event's organizer, Dan Iacovelli, "we plan to have many retro and modern
game consoles for play”.
The date of the show will be July 17th, 2010 from 11am to 6pm at The
Heron Point Convention Center,665 West North Avenue , Lombard,IL
(adjacent from the Fairfield Inn and Suites hotel)
Admission is $3.00 per person (which includes free entry to raffle)
Children 12 and under free with adult. Tables are 12.00 each
(This includes admission for two and a raffle entry).
Pop and chips will be available for sale as well. We will
once again have free Wi-Fi access.
For more information on how to register visit our registration page at:
http://avc.atari-users.net/Events/VGS_files/register.html and download
our new registration PDF forms for tables/attendees or sponsorship.
Interested in helping out with the show? Then join the Part time Staffer
program.if you can bring extra tv's,power cords or systems,let us know by
using the Form on the contact page and select "part time staffer" along
with the information on what you can bring and we will get back to you
(if you can't bring anything but still want to help let us know that as well).
Join the Video Game Summit mailing list for updates on the event
(VideoGameSummit-Subscribe@yahoogroups.com)
Dan Iacovelli is available to answer any questions at (708) 688-4561 or
VideoGameSummit@yahoo.com
The Video Game Summit is sponsored by the following: AVC Online
About AVC Online:
AVC Online (Formerly Atari Video Club Online) is am online club that has
been supporting Atari Video games and computers for more then 13 years.
We have also been involved with Atari Jaguar Festival since 1997.
For more information on AVC Online visit: http://avc.atari-users.net
END PRESS RELEASE