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A new video subgenre

June 23rd, 2007

Basically, videos that show you real-world re-enactments of what virtual activities are like.

Like, say, this one for Second Life. :)

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  1. OGRE :: Old Grumpy Ramblin' Eejit. wrote on

    Ganked from Raph this is one of the funniest SL related videos I’ve seen in a while.

  2. Think In Pictures: Adventures In Visual Education wrote on

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  3. "Remember what the dormouse said" wrote on

    Cute huh?! Stolen from Raph Koster who defines it as a subgenre. I suppose it is – but it was inevitable that these little movies would be made. Our virtual lives are a part of our real lives, so inevitably this is a recipe for expression. I’ve seen a few others – this The Sims one, for

  4. Sol Contenido - Las noticias y videos que estabas buscando wrote on

    subgenreBasically, videos that show you real-world re-enactments of what virtual activities are like. Like, say, this one for Second Life. Link

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  1. Sean Bulger said on

    Well, while I’m not entirely sure how new I’d call them… But, definitely funny regardless. :-)

  2. Michael Chui said on

    By the way, Raph, you can put an EM tag inside the Anchor tag. :P Like so: heeeere’s Google.

  3. joshlee said on

    It’s like the new LARPing! Or something. They need to dress more outlandishly, though.

  4. Mike Rozak said on

    It’s the opposite of machinima!

    Personally, I saw the video as a series of bug reports about SL; they need to improve their avatar movement/avoidance.

  5. Tony Walsh said on

    Also see RealFrogger, involving a re-enactment of Frogger with a remote-controlled, green-clad Roomba. From the balcony of the Austin Driskill, it looked remarkably like the video game. No crocodiles, though.

  6. Tim said on

    Don’t forget the classic old “Lighting bolt!” live action Dungeons & Dragons video…

    http://xnguyen.com/Misc/RPG_Nerds.mpeg

  7. moo said on

    That video is awesome, thanks for linking it Raph!

  8. Prokofy Neva said on

    Did everybody notice the sign CREATE OR DIE on the wall in the office where the human avatars were all typing in a group?

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