multiplayer game, video game console Perched above the market below, I lay a claymore mine in the staircase behind me to thwart any enemy trying to pull a fast one. Running up to a stack of barrels just beneath the edge line of a roof, my digital soldier hoists himself up and immediately two enemies in the courtyard at 12 o’clock come into sight. They haven’t seen me yet but will the second after the weapon attached grenade lobs their way. Plunk, the grenade streams towards their direction and a blink of an eye later my score increases by two.

At this point, an enemy in that same courtyard comes out from behind a wall and opens fire. Immediately I duck as the bullets ricochet off the rooftop. A fellow teammate picks up the gunfire and lays a clip towards the action. It gives me time to regroup, peer over the ledge and bring his position in behind my iron sights. A quick burst fire takes him out. At that moment a rocket controlled by some far of enemy hits are position ending the kill streak. This is a single 30 second look into a first person online multiplayer game. Video game consoles have made the battle experience epic ever since PS2 games. I can’t get enough of these types of multiplayer games.