EggXpert

OK so im setting up a charity Lan party at my local ROP (regional occupational program) its to help raise money to buy some new computers for them

we need some FREE LAN games to play as this is for charity

just a FYI on the computers we will be using are DELL *(GASP)*  optiplex GX280 with P4 in a socket 478 so no HT they have about 3gb of ram and onboard video running windows Xp

any and all suggestions would be good

we already have

1. soldat

2. track mania nations forever

3. LieroX

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yes and no cagg

the ROP is non profit, so it is technically a charity, and it is a "lan" because there will be many avid gamers there including myself and a few locals including some you have met at various lans

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So basically ur getting together with 2 or 3 friends to play free (lame) games on a ROP / Work LAN to show ROP what a "LAN reallly is".

Never mind that ppl at real LAN's plan actual popular games and swap files, on actual gaming capable PC's, and they usually pay a nominal charge to support the LAN.

CheapAsianGamerGuy:

Who in their right mind would pay/donate to play free games??

haha, I know right. If you're hauling your gear to a LAN party, you're not going to be playing that junk..

Going to a LAN party and playing some real games though, that's a whole 'nother story.. The club at my college used to charge $15 admissions and charged high prices on food&drink to raise money for the club and prizes..  Of course, you could always bring your own stuff..   Some of the bigger LAN parties I've been to have charged up to $50 a seat + table space or $25 for just a seat for the weekend.

One time the gaming club had a LAN party in the computer lab (with permission of the school's admin who was also active in the club)...  Brand new computer lab with integrated graphics, but was just enough to play some of the classics..  The problem with doing it that way though is there are just too many darn rules that apply in the school's computer lab... No food or drinks at the computer, etc. etc...

CheapAsianGamerGuy:

So basically ur getting together with 2 or 3 friends to play free (lame) games on a ROP / Work LAN to show ROP what a "LAN reallly is".

Never mind that ppl at real LAN's plan actual popular games and swap files, on actual gaming capable PC's, and they usually pay a nominal charge to support the LAN.

no we are expecting about 25 people to come and only about 3-5 of us are bringing computers and the rest will be using the computers in the computer Lab 

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Yeah, ok.

Suggestion: Non-Free games.

quakelive.com       its basically quake but you run it in a internet  browser, not sure if thats the site name.

call of duty 1?

Battlefield heroes

Black hawk down