Even though a person could look at it and break it down as a “Games” and “Web” demos I think a person really needs to look past it to see how many different disciplines were hit in the demos last night from pc, to web, mobile development, elearning, video production and marketing.

What’s even more interesting when you look at it as a whole is really how everything that was demoed was only had one or two degree of seperation from one another. I know that most people seemed to get this but I saw a few comments on twitter from people who just didnt grasp how similar the technologies and development techniques are with everything that was demoed and how really each demo had something in that you could take from and apply to the work that they do.

With regards to the 10 minutes being too short for game demos. I don’t necessarily agree. I think overall the time length was good enough to give a good summary of the work that was done without going overboard. I guess going ahead with democamp game presentation is really what do people want to see? Do they just want the magic trick, or would they like to see the trick and then an explaination of how it was done so that they can apply it to what they know and appreciate it even more?

Either way, definately looking forward to the next democamp and of course keep your eyes open for gamescamp if this is something that is of interest to anyone reading this.