Demos here we come.

Okay so seeing as Matt and I are so incredibly close to having the game's whole system completed we don't have much left for the game except to make a manual, get a copyright on all our materials, and startt finding places willing to do demos for people.
So the first priority is to get it copyrighted which is really just a background thing since we just have to fill out forms and send them to the government or whoever it is that copyrights shit.
Then there is the manual. This is going to take a while but it is very important since once we have this we can bring it to the local fedex/kinkos and get a whole bunch of copies made, and start selling the game. I began the introduction that goes in the beginning of the book but I was sucking at it so I asked a friend who is really good at writing to write it and she agreed. So now Im working on all the explanations of gameplay and stuff but I cant do a lot of them without Matt since the project is a collaborative thing. ell hopefully the next few weeks will go smoothly and we can start our manual writing soon.
Finally we have demos. Well I already told you about how we will be doing demos at otakon but luck has really come our way recently. First I found out about a gaming place that a friend and I think will let us do demos there. There is also a comic shop, and another store that I think will let us do demos. Finally my library hosts LAN parties and shit as long as they are run by other people so Im thinking about asking if we can do a demo there, but we will see.
Well have a good week guys.