Twice each month we feature a different video game on the projection screen. We will usually have a second gaming station setup up on the big screen as well. We also have tables set-up with card and board games, such as Tsuro, Fluxx, Mag-Blast, Girl Genius: The Works, and others. You are also welcome to bring your own games and teach us how to play. Most of the video games tend to be for Gamecube and Wii as they have a higher tendancy to support 4 players at once. The library owns a PS2, and GameCube. Dance Dance Revolution, Guitar Hero III and Rock Band for the PS2. Super Smash Bros: Melee for the GameCube. Mario Strikers Charged for the Wii. We usually manage to have 2 or 3 video game setups at each program. If you would like to bring your own console setup in please speak with Yanni Cooper to make arrangments.

Check out these photos from previous events.

April 11th: Rock Band
We'll feature Rock Band on the projection screen. I've been talking to several other libraries about the possibility of playing Smash and Strikers online.

April 25th: Dance Dance Revolution
We'll feature DDR on the projection screen. Other games will be available as usual.

May 9th: Mario Kart Wii
The newest in the Mario Kart series will be featured.

May 23rd: Guitar Hero Tournament
Be ready to Rock! We're having a Guitar Hero III Tournament.

June 13th: Pokemon Tournament
Bring you Nintendo DS or Advance and your best Pokemon. We'll have a Pokemon Battle Revolution Tournament on the big screen. We'll be using most Standard Rules for PBR battles. The main one is No Uber Pokemon. Be sure to read the full rules. Individual battles of course can follow any rules both people agree to.

June 27th: Super Smash Bros: Brawl
SSBB is a perrenial favorite.

Updated May 7, 2008