Abstract: The present invention provides a method and system for virtual and semi-virtual events and exhibits. The present invention provides the ability for virtual attendees to interact with points of interest and objects within the virtual environment. The present invention also provides exhibitors with analytics that allows the exhibitor to objectively evaluate various aspects of exhibits. The present invention also allows the exhibitors to customize the exhibition experience of individual attendees based on attendee-specific interactions and information.

Abstract: A method and system for implementing custom made, multi-player computer games in a local area network, especially for corporate tradeshows, exhibits, presentations, museums, classrooms, etc., whereby enabling the game play, progress and players names and scores to be dynamically shown on a large video display device such a monitor cube wall or plasma displays. Player lead tracking information (name, address, etc.) is stored into a computer database prior to game play. Digital cameras are used by each player computer for capturing players' picture as an icon. Card scanners are used to automatically read contact and lead information directly into the game.