The breakdown for Sunday was as follows: Dan had a art panel he was speaking at, interview after interview with Tom and Dan, and a boat load of people playing Castle Crashers, Dan even got a chance to try out Rock Band, which was looking pretty good. The exhibitors for Rock Band were pretty cool guys and we look forward to seeing them at other shows.

  
  

Towards the end of the day we started selling out of our shirts, so we had to sell our displays. This presented a problem because they would leave an empty hole in our display case. Good thing we had Dan with us at the show, behold the cardboard art of Dan Paladin.

  
  

Will Wheaton was the keynote speaker at PAX. He apparently is a pretty big deal which was brought to my attention by his autograph signing line that was ridiculously long. I managed to snap a picture of him as I was walking by, I could almost sense his awesome power.

Generally when we move out of a show, we're always rushed and pissed off at each other. For the most part at PAX it was a very calm experience, or at least the pictures do a good job of making it seem that way.

  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

Remember that hand-truck we mentioned eariler? Well we didn't want to ship it back with us so we decided to donate it to Penny-Arcade. Before we handed it off though, Dan decided to "customize" it for them.

After we were all done with the booth tear down, it was off for some dinner with our friends at Pink Godzilla. This time we got the chance to take a look at their store, which was pretty cool. I don't know why we didn't get any pictures of them, but here are some shots of the their store, the food we had, and the uhaul truck of all their crap. (Note the sign at the front door of the restaurant that read "No eating & drinking," say what ?)

Finally, the many of faces of Dan thoughout the show. It was a great time and we all look forward to next year.