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Little Samson, Earthbound, Musha!! They’re all for sale and the vendors are ready for you to take out that 2nd mortgage to get them! In all seriousness, if you are looking to fill missing pieces in your game collection there is no better place to hunt for games than Too Many Games. When you do need a break from all of the action, be sure to head out to the main hall and view all of the rare games and beautiful crafts that vendors have for sale.There were so many goodies out on the floor this year and it took a lot for me not to go over my convention budget (my wife also made sure that didn’t happen). Three straight days of video game themed music is pure bliss! If you manage to attend next year, be sure to bring your dance moves and catch many of the convention’s excellent performances. There was even a DJ battle featuring 4 amazing performers, with mixes of several video game tunes that I knew and loved. The Nerd Surge performed several video game music covers and allowed their fans to jump on stage with them and join in the fun. I was blown away by Mega Ran & K-Murdock as they put on a mind-blowing, fully interactive concert. This year I was able to see YouTubers Brentalfloss and Keith Apicary entertain convention attendees like they’ve never been entertained before. Yes, Too Many Games also features several musical acts throughout the three day event. But then I heard some music coming from the hall next door that really peaked my interests. I spent a few hours in the arcade room, shuffling from one childhood memory to another, wishing I could set up a tent and live there permanently.

Everyone who I ran into in the arcade room was super friendly and willing to give aspiring Smash players (like myself) a few tips. Even if you’re not great at Smash, just ask someone for help.

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Hundreds of games are spread throughout the arcade hall, and best of all, they are free to play! Want to get into a game of 8-player Smash Brothers? Just head on over to the tables full of Wii U consoles and Gamecube controller adapters. If indie games aren’t your thing, don’t worry, there is a whole section of the expo center that is dedicated to your favorite classic arcade games and consoles. Both games were really amazing and I can’t wait to get my hands on the final product! What really sticks out about Robo Puzzle Smash is the robots who are fighting in the background and reacting to every combo you manage to string together. Robo Puzzle Smash is an intensely addictive competitive puzzle game that lets you twist and turn the playfield in order to match colored blocks and set up combos. It’s very stylish, and is presented in a pixel art cyber-punk aesthetic. Neon Krieger Yamato can best be described as a fast paced platformer with fighting elements. Two games in particular that I immediately fell in love with this year were Neon Krieger Yamato and Robo Puzzle Smash. I spent a good two hours in the indie corner and it felt like I was just scratching the surface! A few developers may even ask for your input after you’ve had time with their game. Rows and rows of up-and-coming indie games are there for you to sample, and the development teams are anxious to see how you react to their creations. So, where do I even begin? I guess a good starting point would be to introduce you to what I dove into first this year – mingle with all of the indie game developers who are there to show off their work. I wanted to share my experience with the Hey Poor Player readers in hopes that they too will want to join in the fun at next year’s expo. I personally have been bringing my family to Too Many Games for over 3 years now, and have made many happy memories thanks to all of the amazing people that we’ve been able to meet and interact with. Originally labeled “ The East Coast Gaming Expo” (2004-2006), Too Many Games is an annual event that takes place at The Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, Pennsylvania. If not, you don’t know what you’re missing! Too Many Games is a 3-day convention that features several retro video game vendors, crafters, musicians, game developers, and all of your favorite YouTubers under one roof. If you live in the greater Philadelphia area, and consider yourself a retro gamer, you’ve probably attended a Too Many Games Convention.