We got to ZapCon bright and early Saturday morning.

So did a lot of other people.

It was awesome to see the line wrapping around the corner of the Mesa Convention Center.

We got the booth set up right away.

And then the doors open and the magic began.

There were more than 300 games at ZapCon 4, and a dozen vendors.

Contributors brought down some great games, with some really nice touches.

Here’s Tales of Cthulhu, a custom game that won one of our Best of ZapCon trophies.

Lines were long around several elite games all weekend, but none more so than Killer Queen, a 5-on-5 match-up game that owners described as a “cartoon murderfest.” Killer Queen also won a Best of ZapCon trophy!

Here are some good folks enjoying our row of games for sale. We still have some of them available!

We loved watching people play our custom Walking Dead machine, based on the graphic novel version of the story.

Crowds gathered large by midday Saturday. Organizers were expecting up to 2,000 people to pass through the doors by day’s end.

We brought our 3/4-scale Galaga, and enjoyed watching all the kids play it.

These kids know how to play. We wonder where they get it from?

We were happy to have lots of good friends drop by the booth.

And anyone with cat ears is cool.

Our kids came down on Friday night and we set up a little part of our booth for M&M Bulbs, their reconditioned lightbulb business. They scored a few sales!

Chris and Kris, making sure no Hyperballs caught on fire all weekend.

Our friend Jake, who brought some really great games down. Fans especially loved his six-player X-Men game.

There was some heated tournament action in the back corner all-day long. Leslie came in third in the women’s division! (Yes, out of four finalists!)

Here’s our California friend Louise, playing any of her single balls that beat Leslie’s cumulative score!

The Big Boss even dragged himself over for a few tournament games.

Crowds thinned out a bit by late Saturday, but a steady group of die-hards played late into the night.

There were a lot of colorful people all weekend. We were happy to see Mario enjoying The Walking Dead.