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Sniderman
01-14-2004, 04:41 PM
Take a gander:

http://www.ecgx.com/

Once again, looks like I have no reason to hit the East Coast this spring. :(

CX2K
01-14-2004, 06:46 PM
I just saw this myself.

WTF?

John

Phosphor Dot Fossils
01-14-2004, 07:35 PM
It's not a total downer. If this thing fails to land during a ratings month at work, I might just be able to make it.

goatdan
01-14-2004, 08:04 PM
From organizing the Midwest Gaming Classic, I can say that these events take a lot of time and money to put on. Perhaps the organizers decided that in order to make the show the absolute best that they could they would postpone it so they could work out all of the kinks.

I think that if they chose a non-holiday weekend in fall so as to not be compared with the other East Coast event PhillyClassic, they could create a really unique and really awesome show! I'm definitely hoping for it. The gaming community can use all the shows it can get!

punkoffgirl
01-14-2004, 10:04 PM
Take a gander:

http://www.ecgx.com/

Once again, looks like I have no reason to hit the East Coast this spring. :(

Well, at least now you'll be able to go to that off-Broadway play with a clear conscience.

It's too bad this had to happen.. I'd already asked for the time off of work.

Drexel923
01-14-2004, 10:19 PM
This postponing might actually work out better for me...so its not all bad. :P

Don't worry though, it'll be back up.

GrandAmChandler
01-15-2004, 08:28 AM
Well there is always Philly Classic people, I know some have a bitter taste in your mouth, but this isn't Jr. High.....

I look forward to obtaining goods for trade or cheaply that I can not find anywhere else.

It's like the Ultimate East Coast Video Game Garage Sale!!!!

So.. on that note. Again. We need a Philly Classic Sticky on this board. It is considered a major event for gamers/collectors.

Sniderman
01-15-2004, 09:06 AM
Well there is always Philly Classic people, I know some have a bitter taste in your mouth, but this isn't Jr. High......

Agreed. However, some folks failed to act as adults when all the sh!t initially exploded, so there's that. (And, for once, I won't post a link back to the thread/event that started it all.) I personally feel as if PC5 is gonna be a hard sell around here, as there was a ton of animosity and attitude flung all over the place, and there are too many regulars who were on the receiving end of the idiocy - on both ends, I suppose. (My meager mea culpa.)

Those who want to attend PC5 are more'n welcome to enjoy themselves. Have a good time. Tell me all about when it's over.

Dan Iacovelli
01-15-2004, 09:42 AM
From organizing the Midwest Gaming Classic, I can say that these events take a lot of time and money to put on. Perhaps the organizers decided that in order to make the show the absolute best that they could they would postpone it so they could work out all of the kinks.

I think that if they chose a non-holiday weekend in fall so as to not be compared with the other East Coast event PhillyClassic, they could create a really unique and really awesome show! I'm definitely hoping for it. The gaming community can use all the shows it can get!

I would agree with that, I even told others the same faith might happen to
VGS'04 (only sold 3 tables so far,(our goal is to sell 35 or more tables to cover the cost of the room rentals) if I don't get the ammount before a certine date the show will be canceled.

GrandAmChandler
01-15-2004, 09:44 AM
Yeah I followed those PC threads through the whole Game Jam/jelly thing... agreed it was weird, and some acted rashly on both ends of the party.....but....

It's still all about the games.

(Note: Im that peace-keeper kinda person, I hate conflict)

I just like games! 8-) The more the merrier