You like the sound of this clan malarkey then? Kicking yourself that you're too late to join? Well, stop the needless self-mutilation and head right over to the Features section of the website and check out the [FGC]_Faq. This contains all the information you could possibly need about joining FGC. You'll see that we accept players of all ages, nationalities, standards, etc, and are quite an informal clan. All you have to do to join is add [FGC] to your gaming alias and give [FGC]_Kaneda a bell and he'll sort out a logo for you.

If you haven't seen one of these before, there may just be one thing on it that surprises you. You see, http://fgc.whacky.net (our URL) doesn't feature on the logo at all. That's because we were primarily set up to spread the Future Gamer word all across the web, hence the www.futuregamer.com on our logos. No other magazine has such great interaction between Editor and clan as FGC does, and our close links with Future Gamer are something that we'll all strive to keep. Promoting Future Gamer is the very essence of FGC and always will be.

Just as a final note, here's an extra incentive to join FGC. [FGC]_Felix (or more specifically, his most kind wallet) has launched the inaugural Clan Cup, a massive inter-clan Half-Life competition with the great prize of a PC game of your choice. Not bad for having a bit of fun, eh? And, frankly, I can't see why anybody wouldn't want to join the Future Gamer Clan, having read all of the above. Oh, what's that? You're reading this on an Amiga? Ah well, you can't please everyone...

Remember to send any feedback on the site to clanFGC@hotmail.com.

That's all for now folks, so I'll sign off with the traditional, "Happy Hunting!"

Ian Massie
aka [FGC]_Dodocream