Ten Ton Hammer - Taking MMO Gamers to the Next Level!

Gen Con is a name that has been one with the gaming world for over 38 years. It began as a meeting between some friends to play games in Lake Geneva, WI - thus the name Gen (Geneva) Con (Convention). Today that name lives on in the gaming industry as the places to go to get the goods. Gen Con has expanded to three shows worldwide. There is one in Europe, Indianapolis, and Anaheim.

Many people ask "Gaming? What kind of gaming?". Gen Con is the mecca of hobby-gaming enthusiasts. These games range from card games, to board games, role-playing games, live action role-plaing games, miniatures, computer games and more. At Gen Con you can challege a friend or foe to a duel of wits in your favorite games.

Game manufacturers use Gen Con as a stepping stone to display their new games or to run their tournaments at. From World Championships, to a scenario that someone randomly crated, you can play them at Gen Con. There is also seminars and workshops ranging in topics from how to develop games to how to paint miniatures. We've got something for everyone.

• Day One Impressions
  It may be geek-dom, but it sure feels like home...
• An Interview with Peter S. Beagle
  In a colossal move, Tulga hired a masterful fantasy writer to polish
  Horizons: Empire of Istaria recently. We chat with Peter Beagle
  extensively about his plans for the game.
• Expanding Their Horizons
  We talk with David Bowman, CEO/Creative Director of
  Horizons: Empire of Istaria, about the future of the
  venerable fantasy MMO and how the genius of Peter Beagle
  fits the bill.
• Weapons of Fast Destruction
  TTH sits down with Steve Snow, producer of Net Devil's
  Auto Assault, for a candid take on why
  the game's release date was pushed back
  and how the dev team has made good use of the added time.