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Today and Tomorrow: Living Game Worlds IV at Georgia Tech
by Ian Bogost December 1, 2008
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Georgia Tech is hosting the fourth iteration of our Living Game Worlds conference today and tomorrow, December 1-2. This year's theme is "Interplay: Multiplayer Games and Virtual Worlds"; speakers include Raph Koster, Chris Klaus, Richard Bartle, Randy Farmer and more. The program is online, and you can watch via live video stream or join in on Second Life.
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