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ALSO CALLED: Internet Gaming, Electronic Gaming, and Gaming Services
DEFINITION: A LAN party is a gathering in which gamers (devotees of computer games) gather to share a local area network (LAN) and participate in extended gaming sessions of popular games such as Quake, Doom, or Wolfenstein. On a LAN, response time among players is much faster than the
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ONLINE GAMING DEFINITION (continued): … same interaction over the Internet, changing the quality of the game. In addition, gamers have the opportunity to meet other participants in the flesh. LAN parties range in size from a few players getting together in a private home to gatherings of over a thousand players converging to participate in a large public event. Large LAN parties often attract corporate sponsorship from hardware and software vendors. One of the largest LAN parties is QuakeCon (for Quake convention), which began in …
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