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<\/a>Here we are in the calm before the storm. There’s me trying to get pumped up to face the day. John, on the other hand, needs more caffeine before he can get his game face on.<\/p><\/div>\n
They call it ‘the Rush.’ \u00a0It’s what happens the moment The Enforcers open the doors to the attendees at 10:00 AM. \u00a0The fans all surge forward and begin running into the exhibit hall shouting at the top of their lungs. \u00a0Being on the floor when it happens is almost indescribable. \u00a0You can hear the screaming hoard of people coming at you from somewhere in the distance but you can’t see where they’re coming from at first. \u00a0It’s more than a little unnerving. \u00a0It sort of makes you feel like you’re under attack, as though you’re in the midst of some melee battle scene in Game of Thrones. \u00a0All the other exhibitors seemed to feel the same way. \u00a0It’s both freaky and exhilarating. \u00a0Then, moments later, the hall is filled with people.<\/p>\n
And that’s when the fun begins.<\/p>\n
As an indie, you almost never get a chance to watch people play your game. \u00a0That is the true magic of an event like PAX.<\/p>\n
<\/a>The best part of PAX? Watching people fall in love with your game.<\/p><\/div>\n
It’s also a little bit surreal. \u00a0There comes a point at which things that might otherwise seem strange begin to seem totally normal. \u00a0For example, Kira stepped away for a bit and when she came back, she took this picture of me holding a giant paper mache Buster Sword so a Final Fantasy cosplayer could have some quality time with Little Chomp.<\/p>\n
<\/a>Now I know why Cloud Stife has such big arms. That Buster Sword is freakin’ heavy!<\/p><\/div>\n
By the time 6:00 comes on Day 1, we’re all exhausted. \u00a0We’ve been on our feet for the 10 hours straight and we’re sore from standing, hoarse from talking all day and our faces hurt from smiling. \u00a0But it’s not over yet.<\/p>\n
John is speaking in the Indie Showcase panel that starts at 8:00 PM.<\/p>\n
<\/a>John C. Worsley, tired but representing!<\/p><\/div>\n
I don’t know how they do it, but John and the other Indie Showcase panelists somehow manage to be charming and insightful on stage for another hour. \u00a0I am in awe of all of them. \u00a0I’m so tired I can’t even seem to take a picture that’s actually in focus.<\/p>\n
We get back to the hotel around 10:30 or 11:00 but they day still isn’t done, at least not for me. \u00a0I have emails and promo codes to send to press people who stopped by the check out the game. \u00a0And then, there’s some blogging to do of course.<\/p>\n
Exhausting as it is, I kind of can’t wait to do it again tomorrow. \u00a0I guess I’m tougher than I thought. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
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Little Chomp HD Review<\/strong><\/p>\n The Little Chomp HD iPad game incorporates excellent physics-controlled gestures and bright, crisp graphics to create an addictive gaming experience. The developers at Clutch Play have chosen several of the best elements from Super Mario World, Bad Piggies, and Cut the Rope to develop an exciting mash-up for this cute gang of caterpillars.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Check the full review of Little Chomp on App Safari<\/a><\/p>\n
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\n so exciting! \u00a0App Safari has given Little Chomp a 4.5 our of 5, calling it “an addictive gaming experience<\/a>.<\/p>\n