A Closer Look At The “Woodstock” Of Video Games


One of the highlights of QuakeCon each year is the baked-in LAN party, in which 3000 people get together in a giant hall, plug their desktop PCs into a desk and just got at it.

While it’s far from the scale of, say, Sweden’s Dreamhack, it’s still a massive party, and one we get a nice and intimate look at in this fancy video from SB Nation.

It’s part of a larger feature you can find below that’s definitely worth a read if you find the idea of grown men and women lugging desktop computers around the country as interesting as I do.

Bawl So Hard [SB Nation]


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