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Virtual Worlds Interactive Timeline

November 17th, 2008

This is cool: over at Dipity, someone has made a timeline of Virtual Worlds.

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    1. Xuri said on

      I think I messed up the timeline. When I tried to scroll back to the past, I instead ended up in January 2868. For a few moments I was hoping it was not a fluke, that there was some higher purpose to it, that it would show me what the future held for Virtual Worlds – but no, nothing.

    2. Wolfgang Wozniak said on

      This isnt a complete list.

      Hell, they are missing my favorite!

      FFXI!

    3. Tess said on

      I’m about to dump my personal biases all over the table in front of everyone, but bah, where are the MUDs? All I see is… well, MUD. Sure, you can’t fit all eighty-gajillion MUDs ever made in there, but there’s a lot of empty space in there that could definitely benefit from a few of the more noteworthy examples. They would be way more relevant than some of the book and movie references in there. Or the hokey VR gloves. Sheesh.

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