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1 - Looks like "Missile Command"

I can't identify 2...

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Future Shop is indeed the biggest electronic store in Québec. There's also Best Buy and EBGames on a smaller scale. As for advertising, make sure that your promoter also take advantage of public transport, especially the subway. That's where I come in contact with a large part of my daily dose of overwhelming publicity.

Aside these, I don't really know how you could make the ticket sales increase further, yet since you mentioned they are already selling well, that's no real problem. I mentioned the coming of VGL to Montréal on my website, but while I live in the area, most people visiting the site come from other parts of the world. Might still inform a few more people though.

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Originally Posted by Turbo

What was funnier was the player was french and had to use a translator to talk to Tommy.

And even funnier than this -> his fly was open!

It was indeed a great evening. I especially loved the "Civilization IV" segment (Baba Yetu is so good!), while the one I enjoyed less is "Kingdom Hearts" (never got into the hype around the game or the music).

Michael Salvatori's presence was a surprise! During the meet & greet, it was also interesting that Michael McCann was present, being one of the few local game composers.

Great show, although I wasn't as thrilled as I could have been, yet this is because I'm not so much of a "mainstream" VGM fan as are most people who attended this event. But hey, it has to start somewhere and I understand that to make something like this viable and enjoyable for the mass, you have to aim for what most people are familiar with. Still was a pleasant evening, and being able to meet in person and exchange with a few game composers was a unique experience. I wanted to discuss more than I did with them, but sadly, my spoken English is not ultra fluid. Additionally, getting Tommy to sign my copy of his first greatest hits album (from 1994) and say "Where did you get this? Look at that, Martin (while he pointed at his 'Beverly Hills 90210' look inside the booklet), was pretty funny!

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Wow, cool! Many chances are that it was me since I don't believe many people had that album with them that night (from Tommy's reaction and the fact it was not for sale at the souvenir table). Wore a blue coat and was not among the first people in the line.

Too bad we didn't know before; we could have chatted a bit while waiting...

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