Developers to fore at games awards
The 2006 Korea Game Awards was one of those rare occasions when the “backstage forces” of the game industry got the spotlight ― where game developers washed their hair and […]
Category Archives: being digital
About cyberspace, games, digital life, Second Life, etc.
End of CyberOne?
The final presentations for CyberOne took place without me (ARGH) and I can’t believe that the semester is almost over. Except for the fact that the class re-introduced me to […]
Tidbits
I decided it was high time that I get rid of the several hundred screenshots I took during my revels in SL. Of course, I only take screenshots when I […]
Onflight games handy, but difficult to control
Electronic gaming has become so much a part of mass culture that it is ubiquitous ― seemingly everywhere at the same time. (For readers who are unfamiliar with the term, […]
Final journal entry
Professor Nesson’s final words on how law is not something to be loathed, but was originally something to be loved, supported my most recent experiences in Second Life. Perhaps SL […]
Woman player loses to e-sports number 3
If golf has Michelle Wie, then StarCraft, or at least StarCraft in Korea, has Seo Ji-soo. The 21-year-old is well-known as one of few professional game players in Korea. ▶ […]
Open access doesn’t mean free
While I agree that information should be available for the public, I do not that open access necessarily should support socialist values. Although the concept of having all resources free […]
Group meeting
With deadlines so imminent, we made great progress on our most recent group meeting, which actually took place a day after our regular meeting. We assigned specific roles for every […]
D. Yvette Wohn 