Demo Day in the USC GamePipe Laboratory is Tuesday the 12th of May 2009 in the USC GamePipe Laboratory Tutor Hall 321.

Approximate Agenda - if we finish early, we move on to the next demo!

9:30am Director Michael Zyda speaks!

Game Demos

9:45am - Rain Dance - Make it rain to keep your land fertile, but don't step on the acid clouds and other hazards!

10:00am - iFighter - an iPhone fighting game.

10:15am - Cast Away - adventures in the deep sea, an iPhone game. Web site is here.

10:30am - Slice - an action RPG that put battles at your fingertips. iPhone game. Web site is here.

10:50am - Yo - Imagine you and your friends together, your thoughts becoming playable, your own avatars and tons of unique user generated content. This is Yo. Web site is here.

11:10am - Aquarium - an iPhone tower-defense game.

11:30am - Air Guitar God - an iPhone beat-matching, air-guitar game.

11:50am - Poultry Wars - Shoot your eggs to spoil your opponent’s farm. A multiplayer iPhone game where players move their iPhone to send eggs into the other player's farm.

12:10pm - Lunch break

12:30pm - Reflection - a Nintendo DS side scroller that requires you to solve things upside down and rightside up at the same time. Web site is here.

1:00pm - WarPipe - an online game for behavioral model testing. A paper on that project is here.

1:20pm - Minor Battle - Minor Battle is a 2D multiplayer platform game displayed on multiple screens, requiring players to actively engage in physical play and movement in order to complete team-based objectives in the virtual space. Web site is here.

1:35pm - FowlPlay for iPhone - The original pigeon-pooping game returns for the iPhone in an epic journey to save his lovebird pigeon from the clutches of doom.  Explore poopable worlds to fulfill quests, befriend others in your journey, and enjoy a new set of cinematic cut scenes.

1:50pm - Artemis Chronicle - a beautiful action-adventure title demonstrating the powerful features of the Nitro X Engine, a revolutionary, complete development framework for creating XNA games. Web site is here.