Introduction

One of the most important items about gaming is there are winners and losers (in a fun and entertaining way), which influences and entices players all over the world. All of the variables involved with the networks that provide gaming platforms are so dynamic and diverse. From games that are purely for fun or learning there will be a huge market for deploying bigger networks. This is one reason networks growth should grow exponentially. Below is what I have identified as a gaming or Local Exchange network.

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Summary

The development of a good gaming network has many components that work to enable the end user to have a full experience of entertainment and enjoyment. Some networks are much smaller which can be setup for home use. The ability to play a wide variety of games localy, as well as, world wide has become a huge business, and is steadily growing. Thanks to the deployment of these networks greater educational games can expose students to great utilities to help the learning curve. Included in this gaming world are great games like, Quake III, EverQuest, checkers, chess, soccer, tennis, Hearts, Solitaire and pinball can be played on a global scale.