Looking for socal (LA/Pasadena) LAN centers

haroO

Hi!
I'm looking for some LA or around Pasadena based LAN gaming centers. They usually pop up then die within a year so it's hard to find them online. Something clean and not too expensive, with systems that were not put together by six-year olds. A T-1 would be nice.

THANKS!

haroO

Kind of like the old style CS Lan centers from 2000-2004. E.G. CyberianZone, IPC, NetZone???

littwentythree

haroO wrote:

Kind of like the old style CS Lan centers from 2000-2004. E.G. CyberianZone, IPC, NetZone???

I remember there being an IPC and a NetZone in Glendale, are you talking about those places? Or were there multiple locations?

Brodo Faggins

If you know where the La Cañada/La Crescenta area is (right by Pasadena), PC 201 is decent. In Glendale, near Glendale Galleria, there's a place called C&C (also one in Koreatown, on Wilshire by BCD Tofu house), that is open 24 hours, and has some really good food.

201 has a bad atmosphere but is pretty cheap, and C&C has an awesome atmosphere, good computers, but is pretty pricey.

littwentythree

Brodo Faggins wrote:

If you know where the La Cañada/La Crescenta area is (right by Pasadena), PC 201 is decent. In Glendale, near Glendale Galleria, there's a place called C&C (also one in Koreatown, on Wilshire by BCD Tofu house), that is open 24 hours, and has some really good food.

201 has a bad atmosphere but is pretty cheap, and C&C has an awesome atmosphere, good computers, but is pretty pricey.

I go to the C&C in the Galleria just for the food usually (large selection, too!), but I would say that the computers themselves are pretty pricey ($10/3hours)

pacbowl

There's one on the corner of Sunset and La Brea, or maybe Santa Monica and La Brea. Somewhere around that area. It's across the street from a Burger King and Starbucks. I don't know the exact address. I was in the area on a job a few months ago and went in to check it out. Not sure on the pricing, but they had a coffee shop, browsing area on the first floor and had converted the basement into more of a LAN/Gaming type area.