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Blizzard brags Since SirBruce has been sleeping, I’ll go ahead and make some off the cuff analysis. Of interest is the continental breakdown: * North America: 2 million * Europe: 1.5 million * China: 3.5 million That’s a fairly large market, but one that I suspect has room for

Sometimes I wake up in the morning, unsure about why I’m here. What is our purpose in life? Why do we wake up every morning? How did I get here? Yes, where is that large automobile? Then I’m handed stuff like this, and I realize: wait a minute,

Wil Wheaton reviews Star Trek: Next Generation. Holy triphasic dilithium, this is good stuff. One of Geordi’s first stops is to visit his good pal Wesley Crusher, who shows off one of his science projects (a mini tractor beam,) and one of his toys, a device that lets Wesley

literary term 0ne word that means something different – “antithetical” burning crusade torrent – nope, sorry, not here. do log ins put people off – yeah, seems that way. gm virginia uo mythic – you want over here. absurd joke – Priest, rabbi, and imam walk into a bar. Rabbi asks if the wine there

Clearly, Blizzard is getting ready for the onrush of reactivated accounts for Burning Crusade by any means necessary. Will I be able to choose my new realm? When a realm is chosen to undergo a split, an in-game message at the character-selection screen will prompt all affected players

Very interesting. I expect we’ll see more of this in the future. It’s not like black hats can’t reverse engineer your packet protocol a few hours after you patch, anyway. Of course, this wouldn’t be a Second Life story without wackily surreal PR. “We feel we

The always amusing Warren Ellis has a story filed with Reuters about pretty much everything Second Life recently, from the hoofrah over “Resident” numbers to the phallocentric attack on Anshe Chung. There are two dominant perceptions of Second Life right now. Due to what some see as clever presentation of