daimando

For the first time in my life, I attended a convention that was more focused on streaming, video games, and more: TwitchCon. While the convention wasn't as crowded as San Diego Comic-Con, it was huge in its own rights. Two floors worth of content, exhibit hall, a couple of competitive stages, a small arcade, and so forth on the first floor. Panels, more stages and an art gallery on the second floor. Here's the Good: Some of the stuff I Got to do includes: Games Done Quick panel: Where gamers perform speed runs for the audience for charity(Mainly for World Kitchen). One that I caught was a Zelda: Breath of the Wild Speedrun, utilizing Lucario instead of Link as the main character. Onimusha Haunted House: It was basically a small staged demonstration featuring a sword fight between a samurai and a demon. I wound up liking it because of the theme in question and the sword fight. I was gonna catch the Resident Evil one, but I didn't have enough time. The Sandisk booth: Where I