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Live at Gen Con '04: Scoping things out
 

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August 18, 2004
12:37 PM: Allan Sugarbaker says...
Live at Gen Con '04: Scoping things out

Not much going on yet, but the storm that will be Gen Con Indy '04 is about to break. I've wandered through the exhibit hall to get a sense of where companies will be. Miniatures company Rakham has a fairly large booth near the front of the hall with a huge Confrontation banner suspended above it. Upper Deck has gone for a more realistic sized booth this year, without the huge monstrosity of metal gangplanks that discouraged booth traffic. Wizards of the Coast has about the same area as last year, and was still unpacking when I passed through, but I took note of a nice G.I. Joe TCG banner. Over at the Hyatt about an hour ago, True Dungeon was ready to go, but True Heroes was still frantically being set up. Overall, the show will be ready to go very soon, and this is the last, frantic push to get everything up in time.



 
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