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Gauntlet (1985) and Quartet (1986) introduced co-operative 4-player gaming to the arcades. The games had broader consoles to allow for 🛡 four sets of controls.

Multiple humans competing with each other instead of a computer Incomplete information resulting in suspense and risk-taking 🛡 Real-time play requiring quick reaction

MIDI Maze, an early first-person shooter released in 1987 for the Atari ST, featured network multiplay 🛡 through a MIDI interface before Ethernet and Internet play became common. It is considered[by whom?] the first multiplayer 3D shooter 🛡 on a mainstream system, and the first network multiplayer action-game (with support for up to 16 players). There followed ports 🛡 to a number of platforms (including Game Boy and Super NES) in 1991 under the title Faceball 2000, making it 🛡 one of the first handheld, multi-platform first-person shooters and an early console example of the genre.[5]

These types of asynchronous multiplayer 🛡 games waned with the widespread availability of the Internet which allowed players to play against each other simultaneously, but remains 🛡 an option in many strategy-related games, such as the Civilization series. Coordination of turns are subsequently managed by one computer 🛡 or a centralized server. Further, many mobile games are based on sporadic play and use social interactions with other players, 🛡 lacking direct player versus player game modes but allowing players to influence other players' games, coordinated through central game servers, 🛡 another facet of asynchronous play.[13]

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