At the ripe young age of seven, one of the most memorable Christmases I ever had was receiving an Atari 5200…
This wasn’t your standard Atari 2600 that most people remember. This upgraded version was set to compete with the next-generation systems such as ColecoVision and Intellivision. I now had the luxury of playing Donkey Kong and Pac-Man right for my living room!
This would last for a few years until the Nintendo Entertainment System was released. The Nintendo put all other systems to shame. One of my best friends, Danny, and I were testing out the unit in a video store for the first time, and I remember talking about how video games couldn’t get much better than this.
Boy, was I wrong…
Since then, there has been several generations of videogame systems, and every one of them is a substantial step up from the last.
Today we are moving in a direction from simply playing games on a monitor to a whole virtual world experience.
And although gaming is undoubtedly fun, there are endless applications for 3-D universes. Today we want to take a close look at a company looking to revolutionize business by using truly interactive digital worlds.
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