The latest update on the plan for the biggest PC & console centre in the UK. Plans are coming along nicely, there's news of a major sponsor, and some brand new concept images.
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The latest update on the plan for the biggest PC & console centre in the UK. Plans are coming along nicely, there's news of a major sponsor, and some brand new concept images.
Check out this Feature for more info.
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OMG that place looks like heaven!!
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such a shame about the monitors and lack of mouse space, i just dont understand these people, why with this much space would you want to cram in as many spaces as possible you want to make it as comfortable and spacious as possible.
every UK gaming event will be held here i can tell. which sucks ...
Not sure why you think it sucks that every gaming competition will be held here. While I doubt I will be going to this kind of place I do think its good that gamers have a place to play and congregate, will also mean having a venue will show it is an established sport.
I think the difficulty they will have is keeping people interested enough, because while everyone likes a game there will be masses of stat-hoes (and Wendel 'haters but emulators') to ruin it for casual gamers.
Looks great but the ROI they're going to get is going to a tad limited I think.
I mean they're aiming this at the hardcore gamer, not your general run of the mill public, and I imagine their per-hour pricing will reflect this. Its not going to be a "internet cafe", which will limit the number of people going there. I mean are you honestly going to go all the way to Birmingham pay £x to park then pay £x to play something.
That much floorspace has got to cost a FORTUNE in Birmingham - and I can't see it being busy Monday-Friday 9 - 5. I'm already asking myself, what revenue is this place honestly going to generate?
I've seen so many of these places come and go in the past that I really thought people would have just given up on the concept.
Good luck too them though - hope it does well.
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