Date for Next SC3 Meeting To Be Announced
Tentatively-scheduled Attractions:
- MANY Coin-ops on free play (click here for a preview)
- Multiple home consoles, games, and oddities
- Rock Band 'Den of Destruction'
(65" HDTV) - Game trading! BRING YOUR TRADEBAIT!
- SC3-TV projected outdoors
SC3 is currently on the lookout for a new location. It is highly unlikely we'll hold another party in the Claremont backyard that has hosted our previous eight events. Let's face it: attendance has been steadily climbing each time, and with over 200 guests showing up for the April 24th party, that backyard just isn't going to cut it any more. It's been great, but now we need to find something different.
We already have an idea or two in mind, but nothing is definite yet. We have a lot of research to do. Because of this, we have decided not to announce even a tentative date for the next event. There will be a next event; we're just not sure when or where yet. Please watch this space as well as our Forums for details as they become available.
Thanks to everyone for making SC3 such a success!
Highlights from the Last SC3 Meeting
April 24, 2010, marked the eighth time that SC3 has crammed dozens of classic arcade cabinets, vintage consoles, and literally hundreds of gamers into a poor backyard in Claremont, CA. This event keeps growing, but luckily we've been getting a lot of help (not to mention delicious hamburgers) from our friends. Read all about it in our April 24th Meeting Recap.
Who Are We, Exactly?
If you aren't familiar with SC3, we're just a friendly group of videogame enthusiasts who like nothing better than to get together to talk, trade, and play games. We've got a soft spot for games from the "classic" days of the early 1980s, but we love games of all eras, from Pong to PlayStation 3. If you love videogames, you're welcome to attend!
SC3 has made a point of keeping our meetings relaxed and informal, but the atmosphere will include some beer drinking and there may be some R-rated game content. This is an adult get-together where supervised minors will be accepted. Parents should take this into account and please let us know if you have questions.






