FSLAN’s autumn LAN party will be held on November 14th at the usual location, the Golden Living corporate building (Here’s a MAP). This will be a 55 man LAN lasting from 10 in the morning until midnight. Admission will be $15 Pre-Pay, which includes one medium one topping pizza. We will have game servers running the whole LAN as well as some console gaming (old school and new). Registration and Pre-Pay will be up soon. We’re looking forward to seeing you all there. More to come soon!

There are a few announcements, which need to be made for the months ahead. The LAN date has been moved to fall 2009 (September/October) with an exact date that will soon be announced. We decided to move the LAN due to too much going on with Quakecon as well as other local LAN parties. Also, our sponsors! The next LAN will be supported by two new sponsors: AMD and Crucial Memory. It is nice to have the companies supporting us, which make the products that we use and love. Everyone is really excited about our adventure to Quakecon this year. We hope all of you have registered and will be there with us this time around!

We thought it would be a good idea to update everyone on what we’re working on here at FSLAN and let everyone know that we are not dead, srsly. There has been some talk about having a LAN July 18th, but the date is not set in stone yet. We have a few things in the works for the next LAN, like: A dedicated ROM laptop with controllers (for anyone that would like to get nostalgic about the glory days), Built a dedicated server, and we are looking to host a Ventrilo server with rooms for each game and a DC++ server for file sharing. You will see more from us in the days to come… that’s a definite.

The Not-So-Mini-LAN was quite the success. Even though we planned on a 30-man cap, we just could not (Mosly Aaron >.>) justify shutting registration down and keeping people from coming. We are happy with how everything went and appreciate any additional feedback anyone has to offer. Thanks go out to our sponsors for all the great prizes we were able to give out to the tournament winners (aka Applesauce). We were able to do our first BBQ with great success (aside from Tony going emo with the knife) thanks to our sponsor Tony from MoG. All-in-all we had a great time and hope everyone else did too. We are looking forward to hosting the next event and should have some video/pictures available soon.

The FSL Mini LAN is fast approaching. If you haven’t had a chance to pre-pay please take the time to do so now. We have uploaded the latest patches to our files page so everyone can come prepared. There's nothing worse then spending a LAN installing and patching games. If anyone would like to take a break from the 12 hours of gaming, we have someone bringing a table top game that may be a lot of fun and a good reprieve to rest the eyes. 33 people have already registered for the LAN. We are looking forward to seeing all of you there.

Hello gamers! I’m pleased to announce the upcoming FSL Mini-LAN party. It will be held Jan 10th 2009 at our normal location. This LAN is targeted towards our core group of gamers. There will be a limit of 30 attendees for this LAN so if you haven’t been contacted yet please email me ASAP. The Mini-LAN is our testing grounds for our large LAN parties. Anyone coming should take note of this as these LANs tend to be a little more laid back. We look forward to seeing you there