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You're my hero.
It is an amazing amount of fun; the kids want to meet 5 days a week, but sadly, I cannot afford to be there that much. We make do with our weekly ~2-3 hour session :)
...I can't believe I get PAID for it too!
So, what exactly do these sessions involve?
It's kind of a free-for-all. The games are laid out, and the club officers decide if it is a tournament day (SFIV, Rock Band, etc).
For about half the year it was "no one brought a console" day, so it was all board games. (not monopoly, risk, etc, other board games and card games) We play Shadows over Camelot, Munchkin, Milles Bornes, Zombies! and so on. Oh, and Quake II, since that's all the computers in my room can handle.
Wow, I wish I could help. I'll send you as many Pepsi caps as my I can.
And I hate Pepsi. Things I do for the people who do a lot more than I do.
Does your club actually have any consoles? ... or what consoles do the kids bring in?
I bring my PS3 from time to time (rare; wife doesn't approve), but the kids will bring PS2 fairly regularly. For events, 3-4 360's magically appear. There's a handful of systems out there, just want to get a permanent one that we can call our own without destroying personal property.
Have you tried contacting local Gamestop/EB Games stores in your area? They often get used consoles and they might be willing to donate some...
We've made contact, but so far it's almost like they think we're just greedy, so it'll take some time. Some sort of event could help convince them we're just not looking for a free console for a random club member :P
Screw vidja games, teach the kids to play more real games like Agricola and Power Grid and Race for the Galaxy ;P.