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As lives move increasingly online, Legacy Locker is building virtual safe-deposit boxes where people can leave digital estates for descendants.

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Filed under: Culture , RTS , Starcraft II , World of Warcraft , Diablo III A little while ago we reported that people still had a chance to get tickets to the now sold out BlizzCon 2010 event by entering themselves in a lottery to pay for both tickets to Blizzard ’s big fan event on October 22-23 in Anaheim California. Now people can enter themselves into the lottery to get a chance to pay for …

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Very few companies seem to be trying to drastically reinvent the MMO genre in any way. This is mostly because World of Warcraft seems to have damn near perfected it, collecting so many devotees along the way that now you cant deviate too far from its template for fear of turning people off.

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Anonymity can be a great form of protection. It’s the reason why things like voice modulators, ski-masks and internet aliases exist (okay, maybe not the sole reason). All of these things can let you act with less inhibition. They allow you to do things that maybe you wouldn’t do if people knew your real identity. World of Warcraft developer Blizzard Entertainment caused a bit of a gamer meltdown …

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It’s not that the sort of people who play fantasy games are embarrassed by their hobby, you understand, just that they want to protect their privacy like everyone else. World of Warcraft’s online players are up in arms after Blizzard Entertainment, the company that created the game, said that fans would henceforth have to use their real names on its discussion forums. One angry poster has …

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