I can’t provide concrete citations, but I was a child when GoldenEye 007 was in its heyday. At the time it was a very accessible way of playing a multiplayer fi

I can’t provide concrete citations, but I was a child when GoldenEye 007 was in its heyday. At the time it was a very accessible way of playing a multiplayer first-person shooter. Instead of a bunch of networked PCs, you could play a 3D deathmatch with a $200 console, the game, and controllers. The game had its own quirks and nuances, like any game, so it had its own culture. Just today, Brianna Wu commented some nostalgia of the multiplayer. [1] I think the next biggest step for the accessibility of multiplayer first-person shooters was Xbox Live, but I haven’t really researched or proven it. [1] https://twitter.com/BriannaWu/status/1618281159779287040?s=20&t=XitN__GR5LsZahSJT29tGQ https://twitter.com/BriannaWu/status/1618281159779287040?s=2...