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Current Topic: Multiplayer Online Games

Metaverse Roadmap at GDC
Topic: Multiplayer Online Games 11:38 am EST, Mar 10, 2006

Metaverse Roadmap: Pathways to the 3D Web
Speaker: Bridget Agabra Goldstein (Project Manager, Acceleration Studies Foundation)
Date/Time: Thursday (March 23, 2006) 12:00pm — 1:00pm
Track: Game Design
Format: 60-minute Roundtable
Experience Level: All

Session Description
This fall, a small, interdisciplinary group gathered by Acceleration Studies Foundation will begin crafting the Metaverse Roadmap (MVR). The MVR is a comprehensive 10-year technology forecast and visioning survey of 3D Web technologies, markets, and applications. Areas of exploration include the convergence of networked video games (ex: Xbox Live), virtual worlds (ex: Second Life), massively multi-player games (ex: World of Warcraft), 3D animation (ex: Massive Software), 3D creation tools (ex: Maya), 3D fabrication (ex: Fab Lab), artificial life (ex: Darwin@Home), digital maps (ex: Google Earth), and the underlying trends in hardware, software, connectivity, business innovation and user adoption that will drive their transformation and development in the coming decade. Roundtable groups will map the hottest Metaverse areas for growth, and debate the most likely issues of introduction and adoption. Outcome will be incorporated in the framing of this groundbreaking study, with continuing participation opportunities for attendees.

Idea Takeaway
The game industry stands on the edge of a new space in human interaction. Attendees will affiliate themselves with a groundbreaking public work, contribute to a management tool to be referenced and maintained for years to come, and come away with new foresight tools/vision.

Intended Audience
Game designers, 3D creators, peripheral makers, futurists, academics, entrepreneurs.

No, I am not the only speaker but this is my first GDC speakers session - there willl be two sessions one on Thurs and one a little later on Friday.

Metaverse Roadmap at GDC


I'm a Toon!
Topic: Multiplayer Online Games 3:22 pm EST, Feb  7, 2005

"The Toon Council and all Toontown Shopkeepers are proud to announce the opening of Pajama Place - the new street in Donald's Dreamland! Please join Flippy, Toon Council President, and the new shopkeepers to celebrate this special occasion!"

Check out the Doughnut Shop.

I'm a Toon!


Terra Nova - Social, Political, Economic and Legal Issues in Virtual Worlds
Topic: Multiplayer Online Games 1:05 pm EDT, Sep 29, 2003

An amazing place started very recently by Edward Castronova, the economics professor who first studied the virtual economy of Everquest, and has subsequently spread his study to areas of virtual world economies both ingame and as they intersect with the real world; Julian Dibble, author of My Tiny Life, "A Rape in Cyberspace" and currently working on a project making real money from ingame sales of virtual items (I smell a book here as well...); and the less publicized Dan Hunter at Wharton and Greg Lastowka at Yale who both focus on legal issues in, around and pertaining to virtual worlds.

Terra Nova - Social, Political, Economic and Legal Issues in Virtual Worlds


 
 
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