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Some predictions (note that I’m forbidden to indulge in insider trading by the SEC, so nothing NC-specific with one exception): * World of Warcraft will continue to be an unholy juggernaut of a cultural phenomenon. Burning Crusade will launch, people will burn through it in a couple of months

Thanks to the magic of Bloglines, I noticed that SunSword updated his blog tonight. And it’s a doozy. Basically, he hasn’t updated his blog because, well, I’ll let him say. Now, there are some people at the producer-level and up in the industry who really say

No, really. Like Raph, I’m not sure if there is anything left about me that isn’t already an open book, but let’s give it a go. 1. I was a high school dropout. No, really. I was a fairly troubled adolescent, and I spent more time reading

It may be the holidays but the metaverse drama never sleeps… from the ongoing war between Prokofy Neva and Something Awful (my bets are on Neva, the USSR was far more grieftastic than any goonfleet) to the article that may well have some ramifications into the new year: Clay Shirky

Pretty standard, really*. AN: On your website you mention that “we’ve got a cool world or two incubating on the back burner.”\’c2\~ Does it make your investors nervous that you don’t know exactly how many worlds you have? RK: Upon occasion they ask me about it, but

What you miss if you’re not in a raiding guild

Something Awful writes about how all the Web 2.0 lusting PR firms jumping on Second Life are discovering the joys of… Something Awful, would be my guess. Or, as CNet put it, Unfortunately, as the interview was commencing, the event was attacked by a “griefer,” someone intent on disrupting