GamesCrafters Demonstration
Cal Day, 2004-04-17
 2004-04-17 @ 10am "Welcome to the 2004 Cal Day presentation by the GamesCrafters undergraduate research and development group!" Reman Child, Greg Bonin, Damian Hites and Cynthia Okita demonstrate their matador handout technique. |
 What a turnout! This was what the room looked like early on in the day. |
 This was the scene about an hour later! |
 Elmer Lee explains the overall architecture of the GAMESMAN system to a visitor. |
 Jonathan Tsai plays Shift-tac-toe with a young friend. Often visitors wanted to play the real games before diving into the software simulations. I think you're losing, Jonathan! |
 Nelson Bradley, our newest GamesCrafter, helps another young student navigate the GAMESMAN seas. |
 Tic-tac-toe still holds appeal, especially when playing the misére variant! |
 De Bono's L-Game was one of the most popular games during the demonstration, capturing the attention of players aged junior... |
 ...to senior! |
 Two future Cal students enjoy a rousing game of Slide-N. |
 This mother and son team delighted in playing each other in the L-Game over and over (ignoring the computer's value-move advice)! |
 2004-04-17 @ Noon Whew! What a day for our GamesCrafters demo team! Until next year... Back Row: Alex Wallisch, Robert Liao, Kevin Duncan, Cynthia Okita, Damian Hites (team lead), Michel D'sa |