On Sat, 26 Aug 2000, Lucas Vogel wrote:
> Maybe you should think about setting up a cybercafe for gamers. Put together
> a good LAN w/good computers(I don't game so I know nothing about the
> requirements), license about a dozen good games, and offer it as a kind of
> alternative arcade. Given the popularity of gaming I'd say this is far more
> marketable than a cybercafe.
>
This is a very good idea. There is one of these in Leawood, KS where I
used to live, and even though everybody has computers there (and really
good computers, too), all the teenage/20-ish people flock to this
place. It's really small, kinda crappy, but they've got good computers,
good games, and a good network. They also hold tournaments. From what I
understand, they're doing quite well financially.
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