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Message: [QUOTE="thetwaz, post: 310676, member: 861686"] We sadly never quite had enough Internet Cafes near us to make this same experience a thing - though there was one that opened that Crossfire was played in a few times. My good memories like this were LAN parties round people's houses, dragging your entire tower PC and monitor over to someone's house, playing and sharing games and sharing music and films. We had one with a guy who had a projector, and I remember after an evening of all.pf the above vividly drifting in and out of consciousness through the 51st State at probably 3 or 4am, with a room covered in crisps and sweet wrappers, and bean bags. That and when one of my friends broke his leg, and we kept playing Final Fantasy VII and Gran Turismo round his house. Part of this is that gaming is generally now done with people in desperate rooms across the world facilitated by fibre broadband connections. Part of this is just simply we don't have the time or freedom to do this anymore. [/QUOTE]

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