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"Old school" (wierd to hear it called that) is the only way to go. It is so much more fun than the computer version, at least to anyone with an imagination and minimal social skills, that it blows the computer game versions away. Sure, the visual aspect of the computer game is great, but the interactivity of a whole group of real people producing the story in real time is much more interesting.
Find a game shop. Look for their message board (every good shop I've ever been in has a message board and usually a calendar of events) and ask the people working there. They're usually happy to answer questions. After all, if you get into the hobby, it's one more person they can sell books, miniatures, dice, etc to =)
Good luck!
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