TooManyGames

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TooManyGames
StatusActive
GenreVideo games, tabletop games, arcade games, video game music
VenueGreater Philadelphia Expo Center at Oaks
Location(s)Pennsylvania Oaks, Pennsylvania
CountryUnited States United States
InauguratedSeptember 11, 2004; 17 years ago (2004-09-11) (as East Coast Gaming Expo)
Reading, Pennsylvania, U.S.
FounderChristieAnne Whitby
Organized byLevel 4 Event Management, LLC
Websitehttp://www.toomanygames.com
Twitch streaming group Vinesauce at their panel at the 2016 TooManyGames convention

TooManyGames is a three-day gaming convention currently held at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, PA.

TooManyGames (formerly East Coast Gaming Expo) is an annual gaming convention that features a used and new game marketplace; gaming artists and crafters; musicians; discussion panels and demonstrations; LARPing; celebrity guests; independent game developer showcase; and console, handheld, PC, tabletop, and arcade gaming areas. The streaming ensemble, Vinesauce, is notable for attending the convention every year.[1]

Prior events include a 200+ person LAN organized by The GXL, and the Philly Game Jam organized by the Philadelphia chapter of the International Game Developers Association.

In 2018, TooManyGames added a December charity event, Gifts for Gamers to benefit Philabundance, Philadelphia's local hunger relief organization. In 2019, they added a bi-yearly side event, GameSwap, with a more intimate feel reminiscent of the original TooManyGames events.

Convention dates[]

Show Dates City Venue Square Feet Approximate Attendance
East Coast Gaming Expo September 11, 2004 Reading, PA Inn At Reading 5,000 700
East Coast Gaming Expo 2 September 18, 2005 Reading, PA Inn At Reading 10,000 700
East Coast Gaming Expo 3 August 26–27, 2006 Reading, PA The Riveredge Complex 12,000 500
TooManyGames April 15, 2007 Reading, PA Inn At Reading 5,000 500
TooManyGames 2 August 26, 2007 Reading, PA Inn At Reading 5,000 500
TooManyGames 3 May 4, 2008 Reading, PA Greater Reading Expo Center 9,000 1,000
TooManyGames 4 October 18, 2008 Reading, PA Greater Reading Expo Center 15,000 1,000
TooManyGames 5 May 3, 2009 Leesport, PA 10,000 1,000
TooManyGames 6 April 18, 2010 Reading, PA Greater Reading Expo Center 10,000 1,500
TooManyGames 7 September 19, 2010 Reading, PA Greater Reading Expo Center 10,000 1,500
TooManyGames 8 May 6–8, 2011 Oaks, PA Greater Philadelphia Expo Center 80,000 2,800
TooManyGames 9 June 15–17, 2012 Oaks, PA Greater Philadelphia Expo Center 65,000 3,900
TooManyGames 10 June 14–16, 2013 Oaks, PA Greater Philadelphia Expo Center 80,000 4,000
TooManyGames 11 June 27–29, 2014 Oaks, PA Greater Philadelphia Expo Center 80,000 4,500
TooManyGames 12 June 14–16, 2015 Oaks, PA Greater Philadelphia Expo Center 80,000 7,500
TooManyGames 13 June 24–26, 2016 Oaks, PA Greater Philadelphia Expo Center 100,000 9,500
TooManyGames 14 June 23–25, 2017[2] Oaks, PA Greater Philadelphia Expo Center 100,000 12,000
TooManyGames 15 June 22–24, 2018[3] Oaks, PA Greater Philadelphia Expo Center 100,000
TooManyGames 16 June 21-23, 2019 Oaks, PA Greater Philadelphia Expo Center 150,000
TooManyGames 17 October 8-10, 2021[4] Oaks, PA Greater Philadelphia Expo Center

References[]

  1. ^ "TooManyGames 2013 expo to take place in Philadelphia, June 14-16". 2013-04-09.
  2. ^ "Coming Soon Page".
  3. ^ "Coming Soon Page".
  4. ^ "TooManyGames (@TooManyGames) | Twitter". 2020-09-10. Archived from the original on 2020-09-10. Retrieved 2020-09-10.

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