Performance Evaluation of Peer-to-Peer Gaming Overlays

In this demo we present a performance evaluation testbed for peer-to-peer gaming overlays. It consists of a 3D first person shooter game that is designed to run in a simulated network environment as well as on a real network. Simulation with autonomous players (bots) guarantees scalability, a contro...

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Main Authors: Lehn, Max, Triebel, Torio, Leng, Christof, Buchmann, Alejandro, Effelsberg, Wolfgang
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Extraterrestrial measurements
Games
Humans
Peer to peer computing
Planets
Prototypes
Rendering (computer graphics)
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Summary:In this demo we present a performance evaluation testbed for peer-to-peer gaming overlays. It consists of a 3D first person shooter game that is designed to run in a simulated network environment as well as on a real network. Simulation with autonomous players (bots) guarantees scalability, a controlled workload, and reproducible results; a prototype deployment on a real network can then validate the simulation results. The information dissemination overlay pSense is implemented as a first subject for evaluation.
ISSN:2161-3559
DOI:10.1109/P2P.2010.5569975