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Program Guide Index Sgc Program Guide 2013 EVENT’S SCHEDULE Version 0.3 Updated 17.06.13 GUEST LIST MARKET PLACE SGC GROUND MAP AND MUCH MORE!!! JUNE 21ST - 23RD, 2013 HYATT REGENCY DALLAS SGCONVENTION.COM PROGRAM GUIDE INDEX SGC PROGRAM GUIDE 2013 PROGRAM’S CONTENT A quick look at the most amazing three day gaming party in the entire Southwest! This index is where you can find all the information you’re looking for with ease. SGC Woo! The Guest List What is SGC? PAGE PAGE Need more information Welcome to the convention! about your favorite 04 09 celebrities? The Schedule The Hotel PAGE PAGE For when you want to Where is SGC held, rooms be at the right place, and reservations. 05 14 at the right time. PAGE PAGE The SGC Map Where to Eat? It’s dangerous to go along. Hungry? 06 17 TAKE THIS! TABLE TOP ROOM Transport PAGE PAGE Get you card, board, dice, Arriving in Dallas and need and role-playing games directions? 08 18 ready! 2 INDEX SGC PROGRAM GUIDE 2013 PROGRAM’S CONTENT Dealer Room Want exclusive merchandise PAGE or even a rare game? We have you covered! 19 IRON MAN PAGE OF GAMING The only competition to test 24 a gamer’s skills across all consoles, genres, and eras. ARCADE ROOM Play with your fellow gamers PAGE by matching up on either retro, modern, or arcade classics! 20 COSPLAY CONTEST PAGE Of course we love cosplay at SGC! See the rules for this year’s 28 contest at SGC! MOVIE ROOM Love movies? Check out which PAGE movies we will be showing day and night! 22 THANK YOU! PAGE Thanking those who supported SGC on the 2012 Kickstarter. We 29 wouldn’t be here without you! INDIE HEAVEN The list of Indie Developers PAGE showcasing their amazing projects in one place! 23 3 WHAT IS SGC? SGC PROGRAM GUIDE 2013 WELCOME TO THE CONVENTION What is SGC? The long and the short of it is, SGC is three fun-filled days for everything and anything video games. A place where like minded people can come together and share their passion for gaming. SGC 2013 takes place June 21st – 23rd at the wonderful Dallas Hyatt Regency, only 20 minutes from DFW Airport. Event highlights include the following: • A massive dealer room with up to 60 vendors. • Guests scheduled to appear include YouTube • Two huge main stages for as many as 1,000 celebrities, The Angry Video Game Nerd, brentalfloss, attendees comfortably for our guests and live music. Keith Apicary! and many more!!! Main stage 1 will also be streamed on Twitch.TV! • An open call for other gaming websites to compete in • An additional panel room, which can accommodate a “ScrewAttack vs the Internet”! as many as attendees. • The 7th annual Iron-Man of Gaming Tournament! • A live panel where ScrewAttack will battle Mega64 in • Live concerts of amazing video game related bands a competition of gaming prowess. This is ScrewAttack and DJs! vs the Internet! • Table top gaming. We’re going old school! • Our Indie Heaven space where developers are • 80,000 square feet of convention space with so much showing their games to the masses more… • A game room and arcade featuring consoles across all generations and a robust lineup of arcade cabinets! 4 THE HOTEL SGC PROGRAM GUIDE 2013 300 Reunion Boulevard, Dallas, Texas, USA 75207 Tel: +1 214 651 1234 Fax: +1 214 742 8126 Email: [email protected] HYATT REGENCY DALLAS Discover one of the city’s most consistent AAA Four Diamond Dallas luxury hotels where the word “welcome” is more than a greeting. Enjoy the ultimate convenience of being adjacent to the historic district and minutes from the train (connected via underground concourse), Convention Center and business, sports and shopping meccas of the city when you stay at the Hyatt Regency Dallas at Reunion. Got to SGConvention.com for more details and dis- counts or book your room right now, click here! You can see a tour of the convention by clicking here. King Room $125/night Up to 3 guests Enjoy city, park, or atrium views in a deluxe room featuring artwork of historic Dallas. Rich appointments include a king-size Grand Bed with ultra-plush pillows, the softest sheeting, and thick down blankets? all piled atop an irresistible pillow-top mattress, sitting and work areas, and amenities like wireless Internet access ($9.95 & Business - $14.95 per day.). French doors open onto a deluxe granite bath featuring Portico bath products. Two Double Beds $125/night Up to 3 guests Enjoy city, park, or atrium views in a deluxe room featuring artwork of historic Dallas. Rich appointments include two double Grand Beds with ultra-plush pillows, the softest sheeting, and down blankets?all piled atop irresistible pillow-top mattresses, sitting and work areas, and amenities like wireless Internet access ($9.95 & Business - $14.95 per day.). French doors open onto a deluxe granite bath featuring Portico bath products. 5 WHERE TO EAT? SGC PROGRAM GUIDE 2013 EAT AT THE CONVENTION! Hungry? Can’t find something to eat during the busy convention? Fear not! Simply eat at SGC. We have you covered with a variety of concessions, snacks, and restaurants. Finding food at a convention can sometimes be a chore, especially with so many events happening at the same time. To keep you from missing a moment, we at SGC offer a variety of solutions below. • The Coffee’s Post on the 1st Floor on the Lobby Level, will open from 6am to 2am (See SGC Map for on floor location) We’ll serve sandwiches, pizzas, salads and for the morning birds, assorted breakfast bakeries including bagels and donuts Starbucks coffee, energy drinks and packaged chips and snacks. • Next to the Landmark Ballroom, you’ll find theConcessions , open Friday and Saturday from 1:00pm to 3pm and 6:00pm to 8:00pm. Sunday will open from 11am to 1pm (See SGC Map for on floor location) The Concessions will offer: • Pulled pork BBQ sandwich $8 • Oreos & Rice Crispy treats & Giant • Turkey and Swiss Wrap$7 Chocolate chip cookies $2 • Corn Dog $5 • Whole Fruit $1 • Chicken Tenders $6.50 • Bottled Water $2 • Warm soft pretzel $4 • Soft Drinks (Pepsi, Coke, Diet Coke, Mt Dew) $2 • Cinnamon Sugar Churro Bites $4 • Gatorade $3 • Assorted Chips Including Cheetos, Dorritos, Flavored Potato Chips $2• Assorted Energy Drinks $4.50 Also by eating on the property of the convention, you’ll be helping to directly support SGC! So please, enjoy your meals and don’t miss a second of the convention. 6 WHERE TO EAT? SGC PROGRAM GUIDE 2013 DINING The Dallas Hyatt Regency offers different restaurants and menus for your dining and entertaining plans. Choose your one of the four available restaurants on-site Parrino’s Oven HOURS Parrino’s Oven serves flavorful and authentic Italian dishes, Dinner: Daily 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. such as pastas and pizzas, in a relaxed bistro setting. * Hours subject to change. MENU KIDS MENU HOURS Centennial Cafe Lunch: Located in the heart of the atrium at Hyatt Regency Dallas, Breakfast: Centennial Cafe features Texas cuisine, locally inspired. Monday-Friday 6:00-11:00 a.m. Monday-Saturday Saturday-Sunday 6:00a.m.- 12:00 11:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. BREAKFAST MENU SUMMER DINNER MENU Sunday 12:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. p.m. LUNCH MENU KIDS MENU * Hours subject to change. DINNER MENU WINE MENU Five Sixty by Wolfgang Puck HOURS Treat your senses to an extraordinary experience: cuisine Dinner: Bar & Lounge: designed by legendary chef Wolfgang Puck served in a Monday–Thursday 5:30 - 10 p.m. Monday - Thursday 5-11 p.m. Friday – Saturday 5:30 - 11 p.m. Friday-Saturday 5 p.m. - 12 a.m. revolving dining room atop the landmark Reunion Tower. LOUNGE MENU SUSHI, ROBATA & SAKE MENU Monduel’s HOURS Unwind with a glass of wine or one of our specialty coc- Open Monday to Friday 2:30 pm - 2:00 am, Saturday & ktails after your busy day, or have a draft and a burger Sunday 12:00 pm - 2:00 am * Hours subject to change. while catching the big game on HDTV. MENU 7 TRANSPORTATION, MAPS & DIRECTIONS SGC PROGRAM GUIDE 2013 TRANSPORT Transportation to/from Transportation to/from DFW International Airport Love Field Airport • Distance: 22 Miles • Distance: 8 Miles • Taxi fare is approximately $45-50 fare. • Taxi fare is approximately $20-25 fare. • Shuttle is $17 per person, one (1) way. • Map Click Here. • Super Shuttle operates 24 hours a day. • Please visit www.supershuttle.com for more information. Parking • Super Shuttle vans are blue with yellow lette- • Parking across the street from the hotel is $5 per day. ring that states Super Shuttle. • For more parking information click here. • Map Click Here. All DART Rail Shuttles are located at Terminal A’s DART Rail Shuttle Stop (located on Bag Claim Level curb, near Gate A10). If you are at Terminal A, simply exit to Ground Transportation on the Bag Claim Level, and board the DART Rail Shuttles (shuttle stop near Gate A10). Other terminals must get to Terminal via the Airport Rail/Bus system. Once at DART station, take the line to Union Station. Guests are connected to the hotel via underground walkway from Union Station. • Take the Amtrack to Union Station: When you arrive at the station, the Hotel is accessed via an attached tunnel. The hotel is also located under Reunion Tower, so just follow those signs if you’re lost. Please call 214.653.1101 or visit www.
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