The MMO Gaming Life


MMORPG (Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game) has almost invasively become a nornmal segment in the internet entertainment segment in the past few years. It's gone a long way from the text based MUD from decades ago. Everquest really put it on the map and MMO's have been growing like weeds these days. The idea is simple: 1. make a virtual world where people can explore and collect items; 2. allow many people to interact with ea

There were many responses to the "Steam" article. Thanks to everyone who took the time to post a comment or reply. The input was varied and many included tidbits of interesting information. Let me clarify a few points that I think are the most prominent.

Valve's Steam just released 3 software packages you can buy. It's great to be able to play CS:S while Valve and Vivendi duke out their legal battles. However, I have some concerns about their Subscriber Agreement - in particular, section 4.