Logicware's booth was...well...a sight to behold. The booth had become damaged in the cross-country shipping and arrived in New York dented and scratched. It didn't take Logicware long to make the best of it, however. Within a few hours, much of the gaming pavilion was in the process of turning the booth into a graffitti-ridden, street gang beaten, pretty damn cool-looking booth. In any case, the booth did its job: it drew people.
Meanwhile, Logicware was busy showing Quake II, Heretic II, and Wild West Outlaws. Unfortunately, the ports of Alien vs. Predator (for Fox Interactive) and Half-Life (for Sierra Studios) were not officially shown, although the programmers on hand took some time to code live, on the show floor for all to see.
Logicware's booth was...well...a sight to behold. The booth had become damaged in the cross-country shipping and arrived in New York dented and scratched. It didn't take Logicware long to make the best of it, however. Within a few hours, much of the gaming pavilion was in the process of turning the booth into a graffitti-ridden, street gang beaten, pretty damn cool-looking booth. In any case, the booth did its job: it drew people.
