Bin, XueQing - mbin@sfu.ca
Li, PengCheng - pla68@sfu.ca
Xiao, JiaHui - mandyx@sfu.ca
The internet gaming industry has quickly grown to be one of the predominant pastimes for people of all ages. It is resource intensive but required to hold a high standard for timing requirements. This project does a comprehensive research on internet gaming using P2P paradigm where a peer sends and receives packet information from other peers. It also dives into benefits such as minimizing lag and issues surrounding security. All network simulations is performed in Riverbed.
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