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Monday, February 16, 2004
UbiSoft has a growing list of articles about its upcoming MMORPG MatrixOnline:
"In the movies, ingested "code" affected the individual. What of being able to write code to affect or infect other players, either positively or negatively. You don't have to eat in the game, but an injection could be given, etc. or maybe even simulated visual input could have an effect, like encoded strobe light." (Update: UbiSoft has recently cancelled its plans for MatrixOnline, but the MMORPG will continue through the other partners involved.) |