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With AOL Instant Messenger and a graphics utility such as
Paint Shop Pro, two people could play almost any abstract
game, sending an image of the board back and forth with
each move. Many games have easier venues for online
realtime play; Hex, for example, is on several servers,
such as Playsite. But some games are not so fortunate.
Official Y, for example,
has three interior cells with five neighbors instead of
six. Would anyone like to try an online Y game using
AIM? Thanks for your time. My email is twixt@cstone.net