A friend of mine is starting up a new website. It's a little bit of a trek site, so you anti-trekkies can move on right now, but the site is for all games, any genre, any game you can think of, this site will give you a place to talk about it. So enough sales pitch... the site's URL is http://www.agonetwork.com it doesn't officially open until Febuary 1st, but the forums are already starting to become active. Please check it out, visit the forums, bookmark it and check it out when it's officially open.

First thing I noticed, being the grammar nazi I am, "Opening Soon in Feburary 1st 2004" sounds weird. Maybe "Opening Feb. 1st" or something of the likes.

Now to the site:

Visibly, it looks good. You didn't violate any of the "HTML Hell Page" rules, and getting around seems easy.
The forums kinda jump out at you, they go against the general colour scheme of the main page (and I assume the other pages), but it's up to you whether or not to change the colour scheme. (It's mainly the red, but it doesn't look all that bad.)

Something I learned from OSC, having too many forums can overwhelm some people. You might want to think about combining some forums. Maybe start with just a General Games forum, or break it into the General Chat, Action/Adventure/Fighting/Strategy Games, a Role Playing forum, and then an "Other Genra's" type forum. That way, instead of there being seven or eight forums, there are three or four, which makes it easier for people to read, and easier to moderate.

1 0. My two bits.

[edit- I hope I didn't sound too harsh. I was just trying to give constructive critism, but really, it looks super good, and will probably turn out great even if you completely ignore Crazy Ol' Happydud and his communist ideas. Looks great.]
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[This message has been edited by happydud (edited January 07, 2004).]