2-4 player on a medium CRT was kind of ass, but I do have fond memories. It just hit different. Glad I'm in the age group that experienced that.

Speaking of things that got worse: - the version with English subtitles was diss appeared (but hey, just learn Swedish?) And things that got better: - watching Youtube via Wireguard on a transatlantic flight free wifi https://youtu.be/qTsaS1Tm-Ic #Dota #Basshunter

Me too. We used to drag our PC’s out to the comp sci lab at UBC in the late 90’s where my buddy was a network administrator, and play Quake 4 vs 4 deathmatches on stanford.edu till 4am. At home we were on 28.8 modems but UBC had a T1 line that served the whole campus. Pinging sub 30ms to a serve...

Halo and Halo 2. Peak fun.

Battlefield 1942. All night long. Mountains of pizza. 🍕

Interestingly enough I've never tried them

we still do them.. 😇 once or twice a year. Quake, Starcraft, Flatout2, and more.... awesome games! but we do it only with 8-16 people.. gaming laptops makes it easy nowadays 😄

Here you go https://image.nostr.build/1c516520550b76c5f1cbed2196d10caceab23f966274dc0257491872c5b43b39.gif

There’s a little LAN section at RuneFest https://i.nostr.build/Wv35ctZ944EM9SkP.jpg

I miss them so bad.