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Multiplayer Games For Christmas Lull at the Office?

smallstepforman asks: "Christmas is almost here, and most companies will be running a skeleton staff during the holiday period. Since there will only be 8 people in the entire building where I work, you can guess what we'll all be doing - multiplayer LAN gaming. The team leader (who will be the acting manager for the holiday period) is asking about good games to play during this period. Most of the machines on the LAN are P3@733 with integrated i810 video cards, while some older machines (P2@45) have a Voodoo 3. Which multiplayer games can Slashdot readers recommend? The games need to be easy to pick up, and not require a lot of hard disk space. Free/shareware games or demos should be considered due to legal issues."

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  1. Your boss bet the differ by jsse · · Score: 2, Funny

    Since there will only be 8 people in the entire building where I work, you can guess what we'll all be doing - multiplayer LAN gaming.

    I'm sure you are expected to work instead. :)

  2. Microsoft Hearts. by dotgod · · Score: 3, Funny

    What? It supports network mutiplayer games too, ya know.

  3. My Favorite Game (although not networked) by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

    is gcc. The point of the game is to send a file to gcc and see
    if it runs or not. If it gives an error message, then
    you have to change the file. Although not a networked game
    you can play with others. For example, try to send files
    that gcc likes along with your friends. Whoever can get the
    most complex file that results in something happening
    when done can be declared the winner. Get a trophy for that
    guy. You should try it, its fun.

  4. Re:How thoughtful you are by hitzroth · · Score: 3, Funny

    Um, yeah. I'm sure that the company would really approve of them getting paid for sitting there drooling on themselves. Which is what they'd be doing most of the time, otherwise. Nine of one, three quarters dozen of the other.

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