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Netrek is an
Internet game for up to 16 players,
written almost entirely in cross-platform open-source code. It
combines features of multi-directional...
- patents. Its name is
derived from "ogging",
jargon from the
computer game
Netrek.[better source needed] The Ogg
container format can
multiplex a
number of...
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started publishing in May 1994. It is
available online at www.netboy.com/.
Netrek is one of the
first sites dedicated to multi-user video-game programming...
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Dungeon Crawler".
Retrieved 2021-04-15. "free-moria".
Retrieved 2009-04-04. "
Netrek Client (C and X11)".
Github project page. 2020-05-16.
Retrieved 2022-02-19...
- game
engine and
versions of the game
still have an
active player base.
Netrek was
released in 1988, and was
probably the
first game to use both the TCP...
- The 1988 game
Netrek was an
Internet game for up to 16 players,
written almost entirely in cross-platform open-source software.
Netrek was the
third Internet...
- Ogging, an
online computer gaming tactic po****rized by the
network game
Netrek Original Gospel Gangstaz,
Christian hip hop
group Oxford Geology Group,...
- Pratchett. The Ogg
format is
named after ogging,
jargon from the
computer game
Netrek.
Vorbis is a
continuation of
audio compression development started in 1993...
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History of the
First Networked Multiplayer Computer Game
History of
Netrek rec.games.
netrek thread Cyber1.Org
PLATO site
Empire History by Gary
Fritz The History...
- Doom (1993), and Star Wars: TIE Fighter, with the
networking component of
Netrek.
Production began in 1994, with the
partners self-funding the game's development...
