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From: Scott Cartier <scartier@vmlabs.com>
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Subject: Re: GDC in San Jose - Pictures
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 1999 10:07:56 -0800
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Heh.  I was in that Microsoft line for much of the time Wednesday and
Thursday.  I should have done it Tuesday when there were more choices
for prizes (and a shorter line).

Ah well, it was good to at least meet you guys.  Maybe we'll have a 
larger turnout for E3?

Scott


> Well, a good time was had by all (me anyway) at the GDC,
> I couldn't get in to see Miyamoto with my starter pass,
> so I saw the IMAX Everest film at the tech museum around
> the corner-- wow.
> Lunch wasn't provided with my cheapo pass either, but this
> turned out to be OK, as the GDC lunches every day
> were cold mass produced plastic box things.  I instead walked
> downtown and had a couple of incredibly good tacos at Mucho's.
> Too bad no entries in the Independent game festival were
> yaroze, but some interesting things, nevertheless.
> I saw the Playstation 2-- wow.
> 
> I met Robert and Scott briefly but unfortunately our
> schedules weren't compatible to spend more time together.
> I took some snapshots of the show, they're on my page at
> 
> http://sj.znet.com/~kbender/gallery/gdc99/gdc99.htm
> 
> kirk