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* '''McKenzie Wark''', whose [[Hacker Manifesto]] is a classic for our times, has published a new draft book open for discussion, on '''Gamer Theory''', at http://www.futureofthebook.org/gamertheory/ | * '''McKenzie Wark''', whose [[Hacker Manifesto]] is a classic for our times, has published a new draft book open for discussion, on '''Gamer Theory''', at http://www.futureofthebook.org/gamertheory/ | ||
* '''Ed Halter''' '''From Sun Tzu to Xbox''' "a definitive history of the longstanding relationship between games and military culture, from wargaming's roots in ancient civilizations, to the Cold War development of computing for battle, to a recent crop of Pentagon-funded shoot-'em-ups, big-budget commercial titles and homemade hacks. | * '''Ed Halter''''s book, '''From Sun Tzu to Xbox''' "a definitive history of the longstanding relationship between games and military culture, from wargaming's roots in ancient civilizations, to the Cold War development of computing for battle, to a recent crop of Pentagon-funded shoot-'em-ups, big-budget commercial titles and homemade hacks.website at : http://www.fromsuntzutoxbox.com/ | ||
website at : http://www.fromsuntzutoxbox.com/ | |||
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Revision as of 14:21, 9 August 2006
These pages will be maintained by Gwendal Simon and Remi Sussan.
To put the trend toward P2P-based virtual worlds into the context of gaming developments, please read this introduction by Gwendal Simon.
Miscellaneous
Blogs
Recommended blog: The Play Ethic of Pat Kane [1]
Books
- Pat Kane reviews the book Synthetic Worlds [2]
- McKenzie Wark, whose Hacker Manifesto is a classic for our times, has published a new draft book open for discussion, on Gamer Theory, at http://www.futureofthebook.org/gamertheory/
- Ed Halter's book, From Sun Tzu to Xbox "a definitive history of the longstanding relationship between games and military culture, from wargaming's roots in ancient civilizations, to the Cold War development of computing for battle, to a recent crop of Pentagon-funded shoot-'em-ups, big-budget commercial titles and homemade hacks.website at : http://www.fromsuntzutoxbox.com/
Tags
Delicious Tag: P2P Gaming [3]
Various Links
Known Distributed Systems
- NPSNET (Naval Postgraduate Scholl of Moterey)
- Spline (Mistsubishi Elecronic Research Laboratory)
- Massive (University of Nottingham)
- Continuum (France Telecom R&D)
- Score (INRIA)
- Open Source Metaverse Project
- Croquet Project
- Virtual Object System
- VREng: Interactive and Distributed 3D Application over the Internet using Unicast or Multicast
Studies on Gamers
- The Psychology of MMORPGs
- The Demographics, Motivations and Derived Experiences of Users of Massively-Multiuser Online Graphical Environments
Some Open Source 3D Tools
- Ogre, open source real time 3D rendering engine
- OpenSceneGraph, open source high peformance 3D graphics toolkit
- Blender, open source software for 3D modeling and rendering
- Xfrog, a procedural 3d organic modeling and animation software program
- X3D, Open Standards XML-enabled 3D file format
P2P Gaming Concepts
Pages in category "Gaming"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 262 total.
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- Alquimetricos - Eco-Technological DIY Building Blocks
- Alternate Reality Games
- Amateur Collectives
- Antero Garcia on Alternate Reality Gaming in South Central Los Angeles
- Applying Economics to the Study of Game Worlds
- Association of Virtual Worlds
- Augmentology
- Authorization and Governance in Virtual Worlds
- Avatar
B
C
- Cards in Common
- Casual Games
- Clive Young on Fan Cinema
- Co-Designing Games for Transformations Towards Sustainability
- Co-opoly
- Collaborative Virtual Environment
- Collective Choice Systems
- Connected Citizens
- Consumer Guide to Virtual Worlds
- Convergence Culture and the Games Industry
- Cooperative Game
- Cooperative Game Theory
- Cooperative Games
- Cooperative vs Non-Cooperative Games
- Coordination Game
- Creatures
- Croquet
- Cultural Patterns in Gaming Guilds
D
- Dancing in the Streets
- David Karsbol on Virtual Finance
- Deludology
- Democracy Island
- Denis McGrath on Fan Fiction in the Internet Age
- Derek Lomas on Open Source Learning Games
- Dialoguing Play
- Diamond Touch
- Digital Labor
- Distinctions and Status in the Anime Music Video Scene
- Distribution of Power Between Users and Operators in the Virtual World
E
F
- Fan Activism
- Fan History
- Fan Videos
- Fan-based Peer Production
- Fandom
- Fans, Bloggers, and Gamers
- Fansubbing
- Federal Consortium for Virtual Worlds
- Finite and Infinite Games
- Finite vs. Infinite Games
- Free and Open Source Game Development
- Free Code Game Engines
- Free Code Graphics Toolkits and Libraries
- Free Game
- Free Game Arts
- Free Gamer
- Free Roleplay
- From Sun Tzu to Xbox
G
- Game Based Learning
- Game Communities vs. Play Communities
- Game Currencies
- Game of the Economy of the Commons
- Game Theory
- Game Theory in Blockchain Networks
- Game-Changers
- Gameness of Second Life and the Persistence of Scarcity
- Gamer Intelligence
- Gamer Theory
- Games as P2P Utopia
- Games for Change
- Games in Education
- Gamestorming
- Gamification
- Gaming - Economics
- Gaming - Governance
- Gaming Freedom
- Gaming Guilds
- Gaming in Education
- Gaming Literacy
- Gene Yoon on Second Life’s Economic Architecture
- Goldfarming
- Greg Lastowka on Virtual Justice and the New Laws of Online Worlds
- Gwendal Simon on P2P-Based Virtual Worlds
H
I
J
- Jamie Wheal on the Differences Between Rivalrous and Finite Game A vs the Non-Rivalrous and Infinite Game B Dynamics
- Jane McGonigal
- Jane McGonigal on Alternative Reality Games for the Greater Good
- Jane McGonigal on Gaming to Make a Better World
- Jane McGonigal on Solving the World's Biggest Problems Through Alternate Realities
- Jay Geeseman on Monetizing the Metaverse
- Jochi Ito on MMORPGs
- John Lester on Second Life
- Jonathan Cabiria on Virtual Environments for Social Justice
- Julian Dibbell
- Julian Dibbell on Play Money
- Julian Kücklich
- Justin Clark-Casey on Open Simulator
L
M
- Machinima Makers Peer Groups
- Make Human
- Maker Cities
- Mark Butler and Ruth Catlow on Play as a Commons
- McKenzie Wark on Gaming
- Medard Gabel
- Metanomics
- Metaplace
- Metaverse Economies
- Metaverse Metrics
- Metaverse Roadmap
- Metaverses
- Michael Garfield on Finite vs Infinite Games
- Mitch Kapor on Distruptive Virtual Worlds
- MMOLE
- Money for Nothing
- MPML
- Multiverse
- MUVE
- My Tiny Life
O
- Online Games And Reforming Intellectual Property Regimes
- Open 3D Project
- Open Cobalt
- Open Game Business Models
- Open Game License
- Open Gaming
- Open Gaming Foundation
- Open Metaverse Foundation
- Open Pandora Gaming Platform
- Open Roleplaying
- Open Source 3D Human Character Making
- Open Source DIY Toy Components
- Open Source Game Development
- Open Source Game Operating Systems
- Open Source Game Player
- Open Source Games
- Open Source Metaverse
- Open Source Playgrounds
- Open Wonderland
- Open-Source Permacities Game
- OpenSimulator
- Organization for Transformative Works
P
- Paraverse
- Passively Multiplayer Online Game
- Pat Kane on the Play Ethic
- Peer to Peer Virtual Worlds
- Peers at Play
- Persuasive Games
- Pervasive Gaming
- Play
- Play Money
- Play Struggle
- Play, the Net, and the Perils of Educating for the Creative Economy
- Playbour
- Player Generated Content
- Player Generated Content – End-User Licence Agreements
- Player-centered Design
- Player-Created Content
- Playful Multitude
- PMOG
- Power and Potential of Fan Activism
- Property Practices in World of Warcraft