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An implementation of a first-person game on a hybrid network

Steed et al., 2008

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14329207184334684236
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Steed A
Zhu B
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MMVE’08: Proceedings of the 1st IEEE International Workshop on Massively Multiuser Virtual Environments

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The majority of current networked virtual environments and networked games use a client- server model of networking. This makes synchronization of the environment simple, but it adds additional latency between any two clients. Peer-to-peer networking is a common …
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