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There’s something we’d like to know, too. Do you fancy a game developer’s picnic around the time of Develop? Because we might organise one. It probably won’t be dangerous. Let us know over here.
BoA has a shiny new Flickr account, where you’ll find all the photos Natalie Seery took on the day. Here are a few more of our favourites:
A massive thank you to everyone who came last Friday. It was a brilliant, though somewhat chaotic day, and nearly everyone seems to have had a good time. With a completely new format, Bit of Alright was a grand and risky experiment, so we’re very glad people had fun and learned stuff. We will definitely do this again. Nonetheless, there are things we’ll do differently. We promise:
1. Never again will we schedule mass recorder playing first thing.
2. To always make sure venues have *some* form of heating in future.
There are a few photos from the day below, with many more to come soon. First though, I’d like to thank our sponsors: IndieCity, Skillsearch, Introversion and Sheridans.
I’d also like to thank all of the tireless volunteers: Jo Summers, Ross Fowkes, Andrew Thorpe, Siri Hommelsgård, Minkette, Emma Peddie, Craig Brennan, Cathleen Guiney, and Matthew Parks. They welcomed you in, made you tea, taught you games, kept things running when I couldn’t be in two places at once, and generally stopped everything from ploughing off a cliff.
Photography was by the excellent Natalie Seery; here are a few higlights, and more will go up soon:
