As I was walking through campus on my way to class, I noticed the white tent filled with TV screens and controllers. A guy on a microphone was talking for the enjoyment of hearing his own voice ring throughout the campus. No one really cared what he was saying, just curious about what was going on. Kids were paired up two to a TV each with a controller in hand, each paying attention to nothing else but what the screen had to offer. What better place to advertise a new video game then a college campus.

If I were to walk down a street and see people under tents carving objects out of wood, I'd walk on bye. If I saw guys skateboarding on a street corner, I'd pay no attention. But, if there were a couple of guys out working under the hood of there cars, I'd stop by and see what they were doing. I have an interest in cars, and sports, and food. Other's might sky dive, water ski, cook. What ever it is, people have interests. I'd venture to guess that the so called "gamer" population on a college campus is one of the largest out there. The prompters of this game are very smart to do something like this. There biggest audience is right here. As we walk to our next class, why not stop and enjoy one of the newest games engineered. For the students in the computer technology field, this might be motivation for them to get through school and find a job that they love and can enjoy.