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\title{Networking in Early Video Games}

\author{Benjamin Schmidt}
\affiliation{%
  \institution{University of Calgary}
  \city{Calgary}
  \state{AB}
  \country{Canada}
}

\author{John Aycock}
\affiliation{%
  \institution{Supervisor}
  \institution{University of Calgary}
  \city{Calgary}
  \state{AB}
  \country{Canada}
}

\keywords{Networked video games, Networking, History of video games}

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\begin{abstract}
  We discuss five of the earliest networked video games -- \textit{Maze} (1973), \textit{Sopwith} (1984), \textit{SGI Dogfight} (1985), \textit{Habitat} (1986), and \textit{Netrek} (1989) -- each with distinctly different networking architectures. After analysis of the source code, we break down implementation details and compare similarities and differences in their approaches to real-time communication between players. We also use first-hand evidence backed up by implementation details to shine light on flaws in the systems.
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