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Just got a very depressing email from Doug Dalton. All and any pertinent info can be found here and here.
:-(
I really wish I would have found out about this con before I did (2010), as I missed out on 3 years of great gaming goodness.
That being said, Neoncon 2010 will always have a major place in my life as my first 'Con ever, as well as the 'Con I got to meet and talk to some of my favorite writers and designers from Paizo and Super Genius Games, and also participating in the Neoncon Gaming Workshop and getting a special thanks in the credits for Ultimate Combat.
Neoncon 2011 might have not had any seminars or anything like that, but I played every slot of PFS that I could and had a great time. I was really looking forward to Neoncon 2012, and being a Vegas native without a lot of money for travelling, Neoncon was a source of pride for Vegas gamers. It was OUR con, at one of our oldest surviving casinos (the Tropicana, an awesome example of true Vegas old-school), and although I only went to 2 out of 5 years I was planning on going every year.
Looking on the bright side, this gives me more reason to make it out to Paizocon this year... my boss already told me I could take a couple of days off for it, so now I just need to register and find some cheap airline tix and hotel...
R.I.P. Neoncon... you will be sorely missed by many.
Ack .. this sucks ... already taken the vacation time to go to Neoncon... hrmm... have to scramble for something else I guess
I greatly enjoyed NeonCon 2009 and 2010. 2011 was less fun for me, mostly because of issues with my wife (not the con itself). I am sad to see it come to an end.