Global High Score Lists - Revision history

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 == Consequences ==
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+[[Global High Score Lists]] is a version of [[High Score Lists]] and can like thereby create [[Extra-Game Consequences]], [[Public Player Statistics]], [[Meta Games]], and [[Multiplayer Games]] out of [[Single-Player Games]]. Unlike [[High Score Lists]] they can also create [[Massively Single-Player Online Games]] since the gameplay of one player can be noticed by all other players. While [[High Score Lists]] can work to provide with [[Social Rewards]] of being on the lists, this is more prominent with [[Global High Score Lists]] for the simple reason that more people can see the lists.
-[[Global High Score Lists]] is a version of [[High Score Lists]] and can like thereby create [[Extra-Game Consequences]], [[Public Player Statistics]], [[Meta Games]], and [[Multiplayer Games]] out of [[Single-Player Games]]. Unlike [[High Score Lists]] there can also create [[Massively Single-Player Online Games]] since the gameplay of one player can be noticed by all other players.
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-The basic requirement for making [[Global High Score Lists]] is the technical task of converting [[High Score Lists]] so they can be exchanged between the systems running the games. Given that [[Global High Score Lists]] may contain very many entries, [[Friend Lists]] may be feasible to support so players can get filtered lists including only people they know.
+The basic requirement for making [[Global High Score Lists]] is the technical task of converting [[High Score Lists]] so they can be exchanged between the systems running the games. This typically was of handling this is by creating a [[Meta Servers|Meta Server]]. Given that [[Global High Score Lists]] may contain very many entries, [[Friend Lists]] may be feasible to support so players can get filtered lists including only people they know.
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-''High score lists that can be accessed by anybody playing a game.''
+''High score lists that can be accessed by anybody playing a game instance of the same game.''
 While high score lists where introduced with [[Space Invaders]] and followed by many other [[:Category:Arcade Games|Arcade Games]], these lists which specific for each arcade machine. With the spread of the internet and personal computers however, games could be made the uploaded results to a central server and thereby creating [[Global High Score Lists]] where players could compared themselves with all other people who had played the game.

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