PhillyClassic 5 Photo Gallery - Page 1

PhillyClassic 5 was a huge success and we're glad we were able to be a part of it! Over 2,500 video game fans from all over the US (as well as some foreign guests!) packed the hall Saturday and Sunday, with a wide assortment of vendors, exhibitors and guests to keep everyone busy and having a great time. We took over 400 pictures during the event, and have posted a selection of the best pictures here. A large number of these pictures were taken outside of show hours, as we had a tough time breaking away from the booth during the show (especially Saturday, when it was busiest!) Enough talking, let's look at the pictures! Enjoy!

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The cargo van is packed, awaiting a long journey up to Philadelphia! I don't think we could have fit anything else into this van if we tried!	We arrive early Friday to an empty hall waiting to be populated and dressed by vendors and exhibitors. This shot was taken from the AtariAge booth, facing the main entrance.
Arcade machines are wheeled into the hall.	A shot from the corner opposite the AtariAge booth.
The AtariAge booth early in the day on Friday before the show.	Ed Siegler arrives with a cart full of Hardware Hacking boxes!
Ahhh, nothing like getting a group of your friends together to do some last minute Atari 2600 cartridge assembly the night before the show!	Food and drinks arrive for everyone slaving away on Friday night in one of our hotel rooms.
The main entrance into the show.	The AtariAge banner hangs high.
	A shot of the many games available for purchase at the AtariAge booth.
Some ColecoVision titles, as well as some other new releases.	More new releases on the left, and additional homebrew and repro games to the right.
A large assortment of games was available for purchase.	..and more!
More homebrew games and hacks for the Atari 2600.	Atari 5200 and 8-bit games.
A new demo of Adventure II was available for showgoers to play. Author Ron Lloyd was onhand to talk with fans about the game, which will see release later this year.	An Adventure II poster hanging above the Adventure II kiosk.
Demoing Adventure II.	Howard Scott Warshaw's Saboteur running in its own kiosk at the AtariAge booth.
Paul Slocum's Homestar Runner RPG running on a large television at the AtariAge booth.	A selection of the posters hanging in the AtariAge booth.
More posters hanging in the AtariAge booth.	And yet more posters...
This shot and the next two give a good sense of the scale of the AtariAge booth. They pictures were taken up on a stepladder from the same position.
	A selection of Jaguar and Lynx games from Songbird Productions at the AtariAge booth.
Howard Scott Warshaw poses with Saboteur, the last game he wrote at Atari. Saboteur was released at PhillyClassic 5 in boxed form at the AtariAge booth.	Joe Grand and Howard Scott Warshaw.
Albert Yarusso, Howard Scott Warshaw, and Aimee Dingman pose after Howard is given a painting of a Yar from Yars' Revenge.	Alan "Pitfall Harry" Houston poses with Howard Scott Warshaw.
	Alan Hewston poses with a signed copy of Saboteur.
Howard Scott Warshaw autographs a copy of Saboteur for a fan.
A shot of the many games avaialble at the AtariAge booth, with Albert Yarusso and Steve Juon staring blindly at the camera.	A package destined for Leonard Tramiel at Atari.
Joe Grand signs a copy of Hardware Hacking: Having Fun While voiding Your Warranty.	Albert Yarusso signs a copy of Hardware Hacking: Having Fun While Voiding Your Warranty.
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Photos taken by Albert Yarusso and Joe Grand.