Final Project: Brochure Information

The LVL UP Expo is a new experience in the Las Vegas community that holds a convention focused on video games and anime. A blending of booths that offer purchasing, video game free play and tournaments, and an arcade area of classic games with have the child in every nerd screaming in nostalgia. With some great high lights being the cosplay of all ages and various activities that involve coop game titles, there are some more great improvements that will elevate the experience.

In honesty, the target audience is the connecting factor of anime and video games. Though it is true that most anime shows have video game franchises, there are some exclusive’s with both. You will only find Red Dead Redemption on gaming consoles, and there are no video games based on Fruits Baskets.

In some cases a video game can become an anime, like in the case of Devil May Cry. So with both worlds being blended together in many shades, it only makes sense to showcase both. A bigger expo attendance doesn’t hurt in this model as well.

Based on word of mouth what attendees commented on the most were: the video game booths, food prices, and having a larger venue. The video game booths for tournament and free play helped greatly in eliminating mid-day boredom, but one thing that could be worked in is having on large gaming area so you don't have to search for the game system you want to play. Everyone agreed that food prices were ridiculous and would rather eat before coming, something even I complained about. Outside of food prices being a big comment, most attendees I questioned wanted a bigger venue with more vendors. So overall, this convention is a big thumbs up and the survey results spill those beans.

The survey was the meat and bones of what needs to be kept, improved, or eliminated all together. Above all results expo attendees showed a high interest in the subject matter of what LVL UP Expo offers. This vital piece of information needs the most, and immediate, attention.

These things should take place: a bigger venue for more content, more printed materials containing subject matter, and better props that will have attendees geek out quicker than catching a shiny legendary pokemon.