The M.Z.U.K.C @ MEGAZONE-UK.COM -- ( News update ) -- 23-01-2006
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Well its a brand new year, and many changes have taken place since the last news update on the old M.Z.U.K.C website, located at Megazoneleicester.8k.com. To start with, we have a new domain name WWW.MEGAZONE-UK.COM, and secondly we have a new webspace provider as well. We finally got a great Invision Power Board forum after five years, which sits up there with Zonegods.com & Darkzone-Wa.com, and is much more easier to use than a Ezboard.com rental.

This website is The Megazone United Kingdom Community's website - M.Z.U.K.C, and we are here mainly for zone players from the United Kingdom, both new & old. We welcome zone players from across the globe, from other Zone-Empire brands, such as Darkzone, Ultrazone & Zone 3. You don't have to play the game to visit the website, or post in the forum, so all vistors feel welcome.

We have lost some content since the move, mainly because it was out of date, or because it needs to be molded in with the new design. Hopefully we will build it up again over the next year.

Since the last new update, there have been some zone laser tag arena closures in the UK, Yeovil surprisingly being one site that has been sold & converted in to a Laser Quest arena, but the good news is we have had some new zone laser tag sites open as well, such as the arena's in Crawley, Leeds, Northampton, Wellingborough & Wirral.

Acocks Green Megazone located within Birmingham thankfully still has there System Z's, and in the last couple of months have set there packs to two teams instead of three, while making some reception area modifications. Morecombe is still running strong with there Version 4's, and still has a good reputation for being a good arena and having well maintained packs & system.

The 2005 Australian Nationals was held at the Rockhampton Fun Zone at the end of last August, which was largest turnout of players from across Australia for the year.

Nearly a hundred-fifty people travelled to the week packed nationals, with a turn out of twenty, six person teams for the Team Tournament, and nearly a hundred people taking part in the Solo Tournament. Within the week there was also a Women's Solo Tournament, a Masters Solo Tournament for the over 30's, a Doubles Tournament & a few other tournament types as well, making the event possibly the biggest zone event in the world for 2005. I can say from first hand experience that the event was the best place to be for any zone player who wants to take on the best of the best, or just wanting to enter a properly organised zone nationals which does the zone laser tag sport proud.

Until the next monthly news update, keep zone tagging!

The M.Z.U.K.C Administrator