HYDRA on ThinkGeek!

AndreL

Today is very exciting, we got ThinkGeek as a new distributor for the HYDRA. This helps the platform by crossing it over into a more·consumer.geek.nerd channels rather than just .nerd and .geek channels [noparse]:)[/noparse] Here's the link"

http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/science/9617/?cpg=54H

To get the product's popularity up, everybody be sure to check out the link and those that have developed games and demos, please upload your screen shots to "action shots"·of the product page. Hopefully, they sell thru the units and make another big order. The more HYDRAs out there the more things we will develop for them and bigger and better the community.

Thanks,

Andre'

CardboardGuru

Congrats Andr

AndreL

Thanks, I worked on them for about 1 year to create a relationship with them then parallax finished them off. Distribution is a long, hard road. So, definitely upload your action shots of your project to the website, so people can see more media when they visit the page.

Andre'

CardboardGuru

Yes, I've sent them a screenshot of Dodgy Kong. But it's to an email address, so it might take a while for someone to get round to looking.

Tom Walker

Andre',
I saw the writeup in the latest newsletter and am trying to decide if the reference to the "classic 8-Bit style games" sells it a little bit short...

I've always been a big fan of the toys at thinkgeek, though... Congrats!

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Truly Understand the Fundamentals and the Path will be so much easier...

JT Cook

That is pretty cool, I am going to have to put together a fun action pic.

potatohead

HYDRA made BoingBoing. Nice exposure!



http://www.boingboing.net/2007/06/25/build_your_own_game_.html

AndreL

Cool.

andre'

CardboardGuru

I see ThinkGeek are out of stock. I guess that's a good sign!

http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/science/9617/

AndreL

REally? Wow, that was fast!

Andre'