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DESCRIPTION:\n	IndieCade\, the country's premier independent video game fes
 tival\, makes its East Coast debut at the Museum\, with a weekend of playa
 ble games\, presentations\, game jams\, and more. View all ongoing program
 s and games in the showcase. \n	\n	\n	4:00–7:00 p.m. \n	\n	Sportsfriends &
 amp\; Friends \n	\n	  There is something special about playing games with 
 friends. From chess matches to basketball games\, players have traditional
 ly shared the same physical space\, but most modern digital games only off
 er opportunities for individual play or network play from afar. Sportsfrie
 nds is a group of game designers who have banded together to bring back lo
 cal multiplayer with a compendium of four highly acclaimed games. Games in
 clude: Johann Sebastian Joust (IndieCade 2011 winner for Best Technology a
 nd Impact Award)\, Hokra (IndieCade 2012 Audience Choice winner)\, BaraBar
 iBall (IndieCade 2012 Official Selection)\, and Pole Riders. Bring your iO
 S device to join in on a game of Spaceteam. \n	\n	\n	7:00–8:00 p.m. \n	\n	
 Sportsfriends Panel \n	\n	Presented by Douglas Wilson\, Ramiro Corbetta\, 
 Noah Sasso\, and Henry Smith. Moderated by Frank Lantz. \n	\n	A special pa
 nel discussion by Sportsfriends game creators.&nbsp\;These talented indepe
 ndent designers\, and Henry Smith\, creator of iOS party game sensation Sp
 aceteam\, talk about the magic of digital games that friends play together
 . Douglas Wilson is Lead Game Designer and Partner at Die Gute Fabrik\, a 
 small games studio based in Copenhagen and New York City. Ramiro Corbetta 
 is a New York-based independent game developer. His game Hokra\, an IndieC
 ade 2012 winner\, is on view in the games showcase. Frank Lantz is the Dir
 ector of the NYU Game Center. For over twelve years\, Lantz has taught gam
 e design at NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program. He has also taug
 ht at the School of Visual Arts and Parsons The New School for Design. His
  writings on games\, technology\, and culture have appeared in a variety o
 f publications. \n	\n\n\n	Also\, from 4:00–8:00 p.m.\, game makers can reg
 ister a time slot at the Show and Tell sign up desk to present their games
  for player feedback\, pitch games\, or present at the IndieCade East Game
  Slam. \n	\n	\n	Tickets: $15 public / $10 students/seniors/Museum members.
  Order online or call 718 777 6800 to reserve tickets. A full festival pas
 s\, allowing the holder admission to all IndieCade events\, is available f
 or $80 / $60. Free admission for Silver Screen members and above. Children
  ages 13+ and students are eligible for student level passes with valid ID
 . IndieCade East access for children 3–12 included with regular Museum adm
 ission ($6). \n	\n
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LOCATION:Museum of the Moving Image
SUMMARY:IndieCade East: Day One
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