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George

who has written 9 posts for 2 Cents on MMOs.

Nov
1
2009

Enter the Economist

when games added Music, Physics, Graphics their appeal broadened to new audiences, economics in games is expanding the appeal and relevence of games to more and broader audiences.

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Sep
2
2009

The Anatomy of an MMO Part 5: What Now

make a fool out of myself by predicting the future of MMOs

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Sep
2
2009

The Anatomy of an MMO Part 4: How

How to start sizing your next online games project without breaking the bank, your brain, or your heart.

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Sep
2
2009

The Anatomy of an MMO Part 3: Gutz

This section of the presentation walks through the 3 major organ system.

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Sep
2
2009

The Anatomy of an MMO Part 2: MMO Patterns

MMO Spotting
Ever ask yourself
“What kind of MMO is that?” “How is that MMO put together and how is it different from others?” “What kind of MMO am I (building)”?
I thought not.
MMOs come in all shapes and sizes. From a players perspective the experiences range from flash based games that allow players to talk to eachother, [...]

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Aug
28
2009

reBlog from Mark Angelo: Yet Another (ex-)VC Blog

doing more public cloud research: I found this cool article:

3.  “Who can help me get my people, processes, and technologies to be ‘cloud ready’ ?”Mark Angelo, Yet Another (ex-)VC Blog, Sep 2008

More on cloud stuff to come.

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Oct
10
2008

Ratz… I did’nt make the list

But lots of people I know and respect did…
http://www.beckett.com/estore/news/?eskin=subMOG&a=9562&s=1
The complete list of the Top 20 Most Influential People in the MMO Industry:
• 1. Rob Pardo, Senior VP of Game Design, Blizzard Entertainment
• 2. Jeffrey Steefel, Executive Producer, Turbine
• 3. John Smedley, CEO, Sony Online Entertainment
• 4. Hilmar Pétursson, CEO, CCP
• 5. Jack Emmert, CCO, Cryptic [...]

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Oct
8
2008

Allstate makes games, players get rate break

http://dsc.discovery.com/news/2008/10/10/video-games-drivers.html
Here it is… Allstate offering a specialized computer game
NEW YORK (AP) — Could playing computer games enhance mental agility enough to turn people over 50 into better drivers? Allstate Corp. wants to find out, and if the answer is yes, it might offer insurance discounts to people who play the games.
Could playing computer games turn [...]

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May
16
2008

Asset Management Metaphore #1 The Library

I deal with production pipelines and production asset management systems all the time. I’ve come up with a couple metaphore’s I like.
Asset Management library metaphor
An asset management system is a lot like a library. Artists and Engineers create assets, like books, and then deposit them into the library. Once the assets are in the library, [...]

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