Damon, Affleck Company Launches In-game MMO News Service
by Nick Breckon, Aug 13, 2007 9:57am PDTLivePlanet--a media group co-founded by Hollywood stars Ben Affleck and Matt Damon and responsible for the television show Project Greenlight--today announced the formation of Virtual World Productions, a company with the sole purpose of reporting on in-game MMO events. VWP has allocated 30 reporters alone to cover Linden Labs' virtual nightmare Second Life, with stories posted on its website Grid World News. A similar Warcraft-themed site has also been started, billing itself as "The World's Greatest News Source." The two sites feature news, culture, and entertainment sections. Classified ads in the form of account sales fill the Azeroth World News' marketplace, virtually guaranteeing that it won't be seen on the official Blizzard portal anytime soon. One recent story from the Second Life rag ends with a poignant couplet: "Healthy outlet or conjuring of the depraved, one thing is for certain: this is entertainment. Kill me now!" At least the reporting is accurate.
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This reeks of pre-bubble dot com excess.
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seriously
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I always wished if you had a 70 already Blizzard allowed you to create another character that was already at least level 50. Most classes have fundamental spells that aren't even available until 40. Once the new MMOs come out, and with the loss of players the expansions bring, Blizzard is going to have to start doing major things to keep WoW alive. A lot of people are just biding their time until the next big thing comes out.
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Seriously though, this is the first time I've heard of LivePlanet. Sounds interesting.
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