Matt started talking up the weird issues developing around multiplayer online games a few weeks ago. Then soon after he blogged it, a story appeared in On the Media (listen, transcript)
Short story: online gaming is huge — one developer claims four million paying customers. More significantly, the interplay between real and virtual worlds might create [...]
Posted September 13, 2005 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Politics & Controversy, Technology. Tags: crime, game, game money, game world, game worlds, law, loss, mmo, mmorpg, multiplayer online games, murder, online games, real world, real world violence, role playing game, story world, theft, video game, video games, virtual, virtual economy, virtual world, virtual worlds, weird issues. 70 Comments.
I don’t remember how I found this tip to BaitCar.com’s collection of police videos of car thefts. They’re good for a few laughs, but things like this — and about half of the programming on Spike — make me wonder how far we are from from the worlds depicted in Running Man and so many [...]
Posted June 23, 2005 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Questionable...funny. Pointless.. Tags: bravotv, car theft, car thefts, culture of entertainment, entertainment culture, laugh, laughs, police video, police videos, running man, spiketv, theft, wfmu. Be the first one.
