Old school online game

Have you ever thought about what your parents and adults are playing in their days? Or before the Nintendo Wii, Playstations and World of Warcraft exist, what is the game of people playing computer games? Online games at the time were not as high-tech as you are now, but they offer the same fun as today's online games. Go down the journey of the old age and see what was considered high-tech at the time:

1.#TradeWars 2002
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  Space game developed in 1984. In TW2002, the player is a Galaxy trader whose main goal is to control limited resources and resources while traveling in different parts of the galaxy. With the wealth you earn in trading, you can upgrade your spaceship, get better weapons and fight for planets and star bases.

2.#MUD
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  Also known as multi-user dungeon, this is a text-based multiplayer real-time virtual world that began in 1978. It combines role-playing games, hacking and slashing, players and players, interactive fiction and online chat. A fantasy scene composed of fictional races and monsters. The goal of the game is to kill monsters, explore fantasy worlds, complete missions, continue to take risks, create stories through role play, and advance characters.

3.#MUSHes
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  MUSH, often referred to as multi-user sharing illusion, is somewhat text-based second life, where you can create whatever you want and perform whatever you want, and in multi-user games Perform any action you want. With the popularity of MUD in the 1980s, many changes have taken place. For example, TinyMUD.MUSH was created by Larry Foard in 1989. He uses TinyMUD code and adds different programming languages.

4.#Hunt
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  The old school Before Doom, created by Conrad C. Huang and Gregory S. Couch in 1985, is represented by ASCII characters on an 80x24 terminal screen. Hunt is a multiplayer game where every player wanders in a maze, killing other players with guns, bombs and mucus. Players can also form teams. When the maze is destroyed, it will regenerate over time, during which a "deflector" will appear, changing the direction of the projectile. Sometimes "stray bombs" appear and explode when in contact.

5.# Empire 3.84
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  Empire 3.84 is considered the grandfather of all Internet games and is an adventurous conquest world game. Its original version appeared on Harvard University's PDP-11/45 mainframe computer in 1971. It is cited as one of Sid Meier's inspirations in the Civilization PC game series.

6.#BBS door game
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  Since the technology of the past was based on text, the online games of the time were usually text-based games played by modems on the amateur running bulleted board system [BBS]. Only one phone line is supported. There is no WiFi at the time, so players usually have to play in turn, but they can still compete with each other.

7.#FIBS
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  The first Internet Backgammon server almost told us what it is, it is the first backgammon server on the Internet. It started in 1992 and has become one of the most popular online games for other players around the world to play backgammon.

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