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<title>The Art of Cooperative (PC) Gaming</title>
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<description>What could possibly more fun than playing a PC game on your own? Why, cooperative gameplay mechanics of course! Every modern released game nowadays features at least one cooperative (co-op) game mode where you can play with your friends, mostly against the computer AI. Since this is part I, let&amp;rsquo;s talk about Strategy games on the PC and its coopeartive capabilities. I can&amp;rsquo;t possibly imagine a strategy game without multiplayer options available, even games from 1998 came with some (limited) multiplayer modes, mostly using the IPX protocol.</description>
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