TCP/IP

Software concept

Uses TCP/IP protocol stack for networked multiplayer games in addition to any other outdated technology.

27
games
6
platforms

Alternate name: Internet Protocol Suite

Related:
* IPX
* IPv4
* IPv6
Should only be used when a game also supports obsolescent Internet communication standards (e.g. IPX).

Considering IPv6 has IPv4-over-IPv6 tunneling capability, there's no pressing need to identify IPv4 nor IPv6 games specifically.

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Games by year

8183858789919395979901030507 82460 AB
A1981 - RFC 791
B1998 - IPv6 standardized

The first TCP/IP video game was released on June 22, 1996.

Activision, Hasbro Interactive and Fox Interactive published most of these games.

Platforms

Windows 12
Linux 5
Mac OS Classic 4
MS-DOS 3
BeOS 2
Mac OS X 1