Yes, I’ll be there! So will Kat!<\/p>\n
FRIDAY 8\/29 | 8:00PM – 9:00PM | HEDGEHOG<\/strong> Note: This is the middle block of Game Show Night, between Pyramid <\/a>and Blankety Blank<\/a>. The show really starts at 7 — but show up early<\/strong> if you want to be considered as a contestant for any of the games!<\/em><\/p>\n All three games will be livestreamed on\u00a0Twitch here<\/a>, starting at 7pm on Friday night!\u00a0 <\/strong><\/p>\n SATURDAY 8\/30 | 2:30PM – 3:30PM | SPHINX<\/strong> SATURDAY 8\/30 | 5:30PM – ???\u00a0|\u00a0TABLETOP FREEPLAY SUNDAY 8\/31 | 8:00PM – 9:00PM | WYVERN<\/strong> Yes, I’ll be there! So will Kat! FRIDAY 8\/29 | 8:00PM – 9:00PM | HEDGEHOG Game Show Night: Jeopardy! This\u2026is\u2026Jeopardy! Well, no it’s not \u2013 since all the answers and questions are going to be about gaming and geek culture, … Continue reading
\nGame Show Night: Jeopardy!<\/a>
\nThis\u2026is\u2026Jeopardy! Well, no it’s not \u2013 since all the answers and questions are going to be about gaming and geek culture, it’s more like Mild Peril. The contestants will be you, the PAX attendees, so bring your thinking caps to this panel\u2014you might be on the show! Just don’t wear anything that will clash with host Dan Amrich’s incredibly blinding red jacket. Part of Game Show Night at PAX Prime 2014!<\/p>\n
\nHelp Design Game Journalism Story!<\/a>
\nYou’ve been invited to help design a games journalism simulator, a majestic open-world universe featuring Doritos-stained keyboards and fantastic bribes for reviewing games. This satirical panel, featuring game press veterans, invites the audience to participate in the faux-design meeting, allowing for honest and humorous discussion about some of game journalism’s most persistent myths.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Our annual PAX tradition continues —\u00a0The Great Dalmuti<\/a>!\u00a0All are welcome, as it’s a card game you can learn on the spot. Or watch this<\/a>. But we’ll do that for a while Saturday night.<\/p>\n
\nThree Old Guys Play Falling-Block Games<\/a>
\nJoin us for the 30-year history of falling-block puzzle games, from the genre granddaddy Tetris through clones and milestones like Columns, Super Puzzle Fighter, and even a few you’ve probably never heard of before. As usual, our panelists will demonstrate how not to play.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"