Quakecon is an annual gathering of PC gaming enthusiasts and has been held in Dallas, TX every year since 1996. Attracting gamers and fans from all over the world, attendance has steadily increased over the years, amounting to 9,000+ people this year. It’s the largest LAN (Local Area Network) gaming event in North America and the largest free LAN event in the world.

Considering I’m a pretty big PC gaming enthusiast myself, I attended for the first time last year and had an absolute blast. This year, some friends and I returned, driving the 4 hours from Houston with computers & cameras in hand. During the weekend, I managed to break away for a bit and capture some time-lapse sequences and put togethter the video above.

Much to my surprise, just 24 hours after uploading the video it was picked up by one of the largest video game websites in the world – Kotaku! The article with my video is located here.

If you’re a gaming fan, Quakecon is definitely something to experience. Check out their website here, and follow them on Twitter here. Maybe we’ll see you in 2012?