If youve browsed my article, "Is Online Multiplayer Actually Good For Gaming?", which you most likely havent, youll know my feelings on online multiplayer. But for some reason or another, Mr. Brooker didnt go into that part of gaming culture. Now, you cant buy a title without it containing some form of online or offline multiplayer smashed uncomfortably into some crack or crevice; that for me is a problem. However, its still a part of gaming that has dramatically changed over the years and does warrant some of the spotlight, if only to put all of its faults and issues on display so we can publicly beat it to death.