2004 Midwest Gaming Classic - Page 2

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Lee Krueger's X3V0LuX, which we started selling for the first time at the show.	The Atari 2600 games were popular with everyone!
Indy 500 XE running out in the hall.	Who can resist a game of Castle Crisis?
Matt Reichert of AtariProtos.com taking a break.	It's never too early to rope 'em into the 2600!
A Lynx setup along with some Lynx hardware and software for sale.	Books!
AtariProtos.com banner.	Matt Reichert of AtariProtos.com had a wide variety of prototypes on display for the 2600, 5200, Atari 8-bit, Odyssey 2, and Vic-20.
Matt talking about prototypes.	Mark DiLuciano of Sunmark had a wide variety of Atari 8-bit and Vectrex hardware and software on display and for sale at the show.
These Vectrex systems saw plenty of use during the show!	Some of the Atari 8-bit carts Sunmark sells.
More Atari 8-bit hardware and software.	Sunmark's Vectrex controller overlays and a selection of original Vectrex games and multi-carts.
Many attendees had never seen a Vectrex before!	MIDI Maze, a popular Atari ST game that was ported to the Atari 8-bit computers and never released. The Atari 8-bit version is extremely well done!
The Vectrex systems draw more people in...	Looking into the main vendor hall, where the GOAT Store had the side wall.
Looking in the other direction from the same spot.	It seems everyone was walking around the show with some BAWLS in their hand!
24 BAWLS to a case!	The GOAT Store had a wide selection of merchandise for sale, and was introducing two new Dreamcast games at the show.
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