It was at this time that several games marked an entire generation and became true phenomena
If you lived your adolescence or childhood in the 2000s, you certainly had some contact with the famous Lan Houses.
These places were a meeting point for friends, epic battles and many hours of fun.
It was at this time that several games marked an entire generation and became true phenomena of gamer culture.
The 2000s were a golden age for online games.
Broadband internet was starting to spread, but not everyone had access at home.
Therefore, the Lan Houses became the main stage where it all happened.
Those who lived this time know: entering a LAN was like diving in a new world, full of adventures, rivalries and friendships.
6 games that dominated the Lan Houses in the 2000s (they were very addictive)
1. World of Warcraft
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Launched in 2004, World of Warcraft It became a fever almost instantly.
The Blizzard MMORPG took the players to the fantastic world of Azeroth.
In the 2000s’ Lan Houses, it was common to see whole groups forming guilds, combining attacks and exploring dungeons for hours. The game was a watershed.
He raised the level of online games and helped consolidate the MMORPG style as one of the guys’ favorites.
2. Hotel Habbo
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Habbo was a mix of social network with online game. And yes, it was addictive!
Create your avatar, decorate your room and socialize with other players has become routine in the Lan Houses.
Everything was done with simple and pixelate graphics, but still won millions.
In the 2000s, Habbo Hotel It was one of the most popular places on the internet among young people.
3. Counter Strike 1.6
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An absolute classic. It is impossible to talk about the 2000s and the Lan Houses without mentioning Counter Strike 1.6.
It was the most played first -person shooting game of the time. Terrorists against counter-terrorists.
Strategy, reflection and teamwork defined the matches. The disputes between friends became makeshift tournaments and even (friendly) fights for those who were the best sniper.
He was largely responsible for popularizing eSports in Brazil.
4. Club Penguin
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Aimed at the younger audience, Club Penguin It was an online environment full of minigames, parties and themed events.
Even so, it attracted many players in the Lan Houses. It was light, fun and had an active community.
During the 2000s, the game taught, in a playful way, notions of virtual coexistence and respect for others, something rare for a game of that time.
5. Ragnarok
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Another MMORPG that has won thousands of fans. Ragnarok It was based on Nordic mythology and had a look that mixed 2D and 3D.
It was one of the first games of this style to pump in the 2000s.
In addition, the character evolution system and the wars between clans kept players engaged for months – or even years.
The dawn playing with friends were almost a ritual.
6. Grand Chase
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Mixture of fighting with RPG, Grand Chase It had a lighter and more colorful style, but with intense battles.
The Korean game fell in the taste of Brazilians quickly. In the 2000s, it was common to see doubles facing side by side in the Lan Houses.
The cooperative gameplay and the group missions system guaranteed exciting matches and a lot of social interaction.
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