netcode

netcode

English

Etymology

From net +‎ code.

Pronunciation

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Noun

netcode (uncountable)

  1. (networking, video games) The program code that handles interactions over a network.
    • 2012 March 9, Tomoaki Ayano, quotee, “'Street Fighter X Tekken' Release Date Arrives: 5 Things Players Need To Know Before Buying The Game”, in International Business Times‎[1], via EBSCOhost:
      The new netcode implemented in 'Street Fighter X Tekken' allows for up to four players to have a smooth online experience, however, depending on the connections stability between players, things like 'spontaneous match rollback,' voice effects cutting out,' and 'sound effects cutting out' are also occurring[.]
    • 2026 April, Mollie Taylor, “Worlds Collide”, in PC Gamer‎[2], number 420, via EBSCOhost, →ISSN, page 79:
      Want robust netcode and a kart racer with a high skill ceiling? Wait for a sale. Want a fun, Easter egg-laden Sonic racing game that’s chaotic and packed with ways to fine-tune things to fit your playstyle? Those 65 quid might be worth it.

Usage notes

  • Not a technical term in computer science.

Derived terms

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