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July 14, 2016

The Growing Popularity of Multi-Player Gaming

by John_A

The Growing Popularity of Multi-Player Gaming

If you are over a certain age you’ll remember the fun of playing against your friend on your favourite game. The problem with this of course is that it restricted the amount of people who could play to two, or in special cases maybe four. Looking at games now, the times have changed with some games offering a huge amount of players to play at the same time.

With console gaming and the growth of the internet we’ve seen multi-player games become easier to play. These games on the latest consoles can have eight players or more playing at the same time. The PC of course is the king of multi-player allowing a huge number of people to play.

The number of people you play against depends on the game. If you go with no deposit bingo for an example, then there won’t be that many people playing at the same time. You’ll be able to play with your friends though and enjoy the experience just like a more traditional version of the game.

If you want to play an online game where you are in an open world, like World of Warcraft or The Division then the number of players grows based on the limitations of the game. These numbers can be huge though, as the name massively multi-player online game (MMO) suggests.

One of the most popular style of multiplayer of course is the first-person shooter which normally have teams up to sixteen players. Overwatch is an example of these type of games where it is a four vs. four battle structure and focuses on team work.

With games like this, it could be easy to forget the single-player games, but there will always be the need for this type of game. We don’t always want to play against other people, sometimes it is nice to play alone. Even when we play solo though the internet allows us to challenge other people in various ways.

Multi-player games will get stronger the more processing power we get and the faster the Internet gets. With no sign of the evolution of either of these technologies slowing down anytime soon, multi-player games will get better and better.

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