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- World_Opponent_Network abstract "World Opponent Network or WON was an online gaming service, created by Sierra Games as the Sierra Internet Gaming System (SIGS). WON was used by games such as Homeworld, Half-Life, Outpost 2, Star Trek: Armada, Soldier of Fortune, Dark Reign 2, Silencer, ARC and online versions of casino games as well as early entries in the Hoyle games series.Sierra was purchased by Havas in January 1999 and Cendant Software became Havas Interactive, which came to control WON. In March 2000, Havas Interactive merged WON.net with Prize Central Net to form Flipside.com. Regardless, games such as Valve Software's Half-Life continued to use the service.In 2001, Valve acquired WON from Flipside.com and began to implement the Steam system in beta form. Over the next few years, as Steam was developed and tested, WON continued to serve.Valve shut down the last of its WON servers on July 31, 2004, officially killing the remnants of WON. All online portions of Valve's games were transferred to their own Steam system. The announcement disappointed some of the long-time Half-Life and Counter-Strike players who held it in high esteem for being, at the time, more efficient in terms of speed and system resources than Steam.After the shutdown of WON, some players continued to run a patched version of the retail versions of Half-Life or Counter-Strike, which connects to a WON replacement called No-WON (or WON2), and allows users to use the original server browser to connect to Half-Life servers, and their various mods (including Counter-Strike 1.5, and a Steamless version of 1.6), much as they could before WON's shutdown. After its shutdown, users who tried to connect to WON in games such as the retail version of Half-Life would receive an error message, for example, claiming that the game client is out of date. Since November 1st 2008, the date that the WON servers were taken offline, the client will time out while trying to connect.".
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- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLink Attack_Retrieve_Capture.
- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLink Category:Multiplayer_gaming_service.
- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLink Category:Valve_Corporation.
- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLink Cendant.
- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLink Counter-Strike.
- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLink Dark_Reign_2.
- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLink File:WON_logo.gif.
- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLink Half-Life_(video_game).
- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLink Havas.
- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLink Havas_Interactive.
- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLink Homeworld.
- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLink Outpost_2:_Divided_Destiny.
- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLink Sierra_Entertainment.
- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLink Silencer_(video_game).
- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLink Soldier_of_Fortune_(video_game).
- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLink Star_Trek:_Armada.
- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLink Steam_(software).
- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLink Valve_Corporation.
- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLink WON2.
- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLinkText "WON".
- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLinkText "Won.net".
- World_Opponent_Network wikiPageWikiLinkText "World Opponent Network".
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- World_Opponent_Network subject Category:Multiplayer_gaming_service.
- World_Opponent_Network subject Category:Valve_Corporation.
- World_Opponent_Network hypernym Service.
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- World_Opponent_Network comment "World Opponent Network or WON was an online gaming service, created by Sierra Games as the Sierra Internet Gaming System (SIGS). WON was used by games such as Homeworld, Half-Life, Outpost 2, Star Trek: Armada, Soldier of Fortune, Dark Reign 2, Silencer, ARC and online versions of casino games as well as early entries in the Hoyle games series.Sierra was purchased by Havas in January 1999 and Cendant Software became Havas Interactive, which came to control WON.".
- World_Opponent_Network label "World Opponent Network".
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- World_Opponent_Network sameAs 世界对抗网络系统.
- World_Opponent_Network wasDerivedFrom World_Opponent_Network?oldid=707875658.
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