El SAM Jackson está mirando fijamente usted

Hey individuos, apenas cabezas rápidas para arriba en el más último de nuestro pasos libres de la película para los lectores en el área de Oklahoma. En caso de que usted no haya notado la nueva adición a nuestra barra de la navegación, hemos dedicado una página a los pasos, haciéndola fácil para que usted bookmark y compruebe hacia fuera las actualizaciones como las fijamos. Lea más

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Adolescente americano en Tulsa

No hay nada mejor en vida que un almuerzo libre, y el venir en un segundo cercano es una película libre.  Aunque amaríamos llevar a todos nuestros lectores hacia fuera al almuerzo, sería probablemente difícil encontrar una tabla para 15 miles.  En lugar, todos abarrotaremos en un teatro construido para algunos cientos y lo llamaremos un día. Lea más

OKC Frag Fest heats up August

August is finally here, and in Oklahoma that can mean only mean one thing: wave after wave of unrelenting heat. We’d usually use it as a chance to remind our readers of the fabulous advances in air-conditioning technology, but it’s really too hot for us to think. Let’s play videogames all night instead. Read more

Hang with PTD, American Teen

We scored some free passes to the screening of American Teen this week and want to pass the love on to our fellow readers. If you’re pumped for a little teen-angst documentary style, then drop into our forums to download your free pass. Thanks to Paramount for hooking us up. Read more

PTD Magazine brings the LAN Party to OKC.

After publishing our third issue of PTD Magazine in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, the staff decided that we needed to take this lovely relationship to the next step. In the gaming world that mean bringing the games to you, and by bringing the games to you we really mean you bringing the games to our LAN Party. Have we confused you yet?

Here’s the skinny: starting on July 25th, PTD Magazine will be hosting a monthly LAN Party for gamers in the Oklahoma City metro. Readers in Tulsa are invited too, although we’re working on a separate venue for T-town to be hosted in the near future. We’ve got space for 200 people, but we’re going to ramp up to that number over the course of a couple months. We’ve got 60 seats available in July.

We’ll provide all the space (at the Wiley Post Airport), power (from the wall outlet), and snacks (from the kitchen) you’ll need to get your game on. You’ll provide your computer (from you car) and twelve dollars (from your wallet). We’ll combined all these great things into one weekend of 24-hour gaming complete with tournaments, prizes, and other various forms of skulduggery.

The games start at 12:00(noon) on Friday the 25th and run until 12:00(noon) on Saturday the 26th. We know you people have real jobs, so we’re not expecting the lot of you to post at noon. We’ll keep the registration desk open all night, although we ask that once your computer comes in it stays until you’re ready to leave.

We’ve got a waiver for you to fill out at the door which you’ll be able to download on this page in the next few days. Readers under the age of 18 will need their guardian’s written approval in advance. Tickets are $12.00 dollars, and we’ll take it in the form of a secure credit card transaction or via Paypal. To get signed up, use the orange button below to take you to the registration page.

We’ll be taking all questions in our forum thread, as well as posting the games we’ll be hosting and the times of the tournaments. If you haven’t signed up for our forums, now would be a good time to do that.

DIRECTIONS TO THE CLARENCE E PAGE BUILDING
Apparently since our venue is located on the airport it doesn’t have a proper city address. Here’s the link in google maps if you want that format.

Heading south on Rockwell from Northwest Expressway, you’ll pass Wilshire and 63rd St.

Take a right on Tulakes Ave and follow it toward the airport tower.

The Clarence E Page bulding is a one-story white brick building with a black awning and tons of parking on your left. It will be the first left you can make off of Tulakes. The building has the name in large letters on the side facing Rockwell.

We’ll see you at the Frag Fest!

Join PTD for the Fourth of July Firefight

Happy Birthday, America! In celebration of our fine country growing one year older, PTD will be playing a special ‘we’re not leaving the house for fireworks’ Friday Night Firefight tonight. We’ll be playing Team Fortress 2 on the new servers, and will be giving door prizes out to a random player that join us tonight.

Fill up on your barbeque now, wash it down with a beverage or two, and stay inside where it’s cool. The gaming starts tonight @ 8:00CST, and will run until our finger fall off. If you haven’t already, join our Steam community to keep you in the loop (it’s invitation only - you can get an invite in the forums), and jump into our forums and join all the cool kids.

We’ll see you online!

PTD @ Defcon 7

Are you ready to join PTD in the areas largest Sci-Fi and Anime convention in the state? If you said Yeah!” or even “Uh, maybe” then mark your calendar for Tulsa Defcon 7.

PTD is going to be hosting the 72 hour PC LAN party this year (we’ll be opening registration shortly) and would love to meet our local readers at the event. We’ll be posting more details as we get them, so keep your browser tuned to this channel for more information.

[UPDATE] Registration is now open, please use the orange button below to reserve your seat.

Join us in the forums with any questions or comments, and do make sure to pop in and let us know what games you want to be playing.

Tournaments will be held at 8:00 PM and 12:00 AM (midnight) on Friday and Saturday night.