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VirginWorlds.com aims to supply you with up-to-date news and insight in the world of
Massively Multiplayer Online Games (MMOGs).
This is accomplished by collecting all of the quality MMORPG news in a single location.
In addition to news links you will find intelligent editorial articles as well as superb collection of MMORPG podcasts.
Visit the comprehensive MMO listing to find details on titles as well as information about the studios and publishers that create our favorite games.
The VirginWorlds link library has collected an impressive array of MMORPG-related web resources where you can find more information.
VirginWorlds.com is clearly a one-stop-shop for information regarding the massive gaming genre.
VirginWorlds.com is not only a place to read (and listen to) news, but also:
- a hub for new regarding the Massively Mulitplayer Gaming industry.
- a forum for discussion of MMOG topics
- a place to publicize MMOG-related articles that you have found or written
- a resource for adding MMOG news to your site via RSS or Javascript
- a place to find other websites and podcasts related to MMORPG gaming
Contact Information:
Administrator: brent[at]virginworlds.com
Skype name: virginworldsdotcom
Voice: 214-55-MMOG-0
Who runs this thing?
Brent runs this thing.
Brent lives in Minneapolis, MN and is a long time MMORPG player, armchair designer, and former programmer. Brent co-founded a
game company at age 19, played and worked on MUDS until the wee-hours throughout college, tried to start up another game company
at age 22, found EverQuest at age 26, and became involved in the design of a MMO at age 29.
Meanwhile, a career in the IT business grew up in the cracks in the sidewalk, threatening to suck all the fun out of computers.
In a desperate attempt to preserve his gamer-self, Brent started VirginWorlds as a blog discussing new MMO titles.
VirginWorlds began as a simple blog about the virtual worlds we're exploring, but soon after the launch of the site,
Brent bought an iPod and discovered the world of podcasting. After 6 months of listening to other gaming podcasts the VirginWorlds MMORPG news
podcast was started. Somewhere along the line, a few thousand people decided that it was a pretty decent show and Brent was encouraged
to step it up a little by making some contacts in the industry. Game conferences, interviews, and a host of new podcasting friends appeared on the scene.
The original plan of 'just a blog' has been far surpassed, but the resulting MMORPG community is among the best.
So far so good.
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Why Create an Account at VirginWorlds.com?
Creating a (free no strings-no spam-no hassle) account with VirginWorlds.com allows you to post new articles and comments.
Registration allows you to assign karma to good articles, flag spam articles, or report broken links.
As a registered used you can 'Save' news to a personal file and call it up at any time by clicking on Saved News.
Additionally, your saved news is available as a Custom RSS News Feed on the site. You may use this to create news feeds
for your site that show the specific news elements you wish to see.
All users initially are assigned to a moderated user group where all new articles are held briefly for review by a
Virgin Worlds news admin. As your karma increases you will be promoted to an unmoderated status so that your posts
go live on the site immediately. Eventually, you may be flagged as a news admin which will allow you to moderate
news articles if you choose to do so.
Of course, if you simply wish to visit VirginWorlds to access news, articles and podcasts, you are free to do so without
creating an account, but you will not be able to add new content or post comments.
Add MMOG news to you website
If you want to add a javascript based MMO news feed to your site all you have to do is copy this code onto your site and then (if needed)
set up some CSS tags to make it look the way you want. If copied into a sidebar on most blog software it'll automatically look like
your site theme. You do not need an account to use this feature.
<script language="javascript" src="http://www.virginworlds.com/jsnews.php" type="text/javascript"></script>
It will look like this:
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