If only you could know which game was going to be the next juggernaut like World of Warcraft. Then you could focus on getting into the beta, playing from day 1, and otherwise starting your RMT business on the ground floor.
See which game we predict will be the one to watch…
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CCP Games has been busy raising the MMORPG bar by doing many things before their competition: elected player oversight committees, hiring expert economists, and other ground-breaking decisions. Here’s yet another one.
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The list of games that have built-in RMT is short, but it just got one name longer.
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As I said below, it’s hard to beat playing the game for free. This contest is a chance to win up to one full year of EVE Online game time for free!
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We love playing MMORPG’s. We love making money with them too. What’s better than both? Doing it with free game time, of course.
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Just as our Virtual worlds seem to be striving to become more real, our Real world is striving to become more virtual. Some unnamed Fortune 500 businesses are testing MMORPG models incorporated into real-world business models to evaluate the possible benefits of blending the two in the workplace.
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A Special Task Force has recently begun cracking down on undesirable activity in FFXI, including RMT. Learn more about what they’re doing and how this might affect you.
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In a move almost reminiscent of government thinking, software developer Zhengtu has asked the question “Why beta one game when you can beta two versions of the game for twice the cost?”
Well, I can’t actually say I know it will cost twice as much, but it’s got to be more complicated than the traditional single-version beta. But why the double-version approach?
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In an unprecedented act of turning game time into real world money, virtual film-maker Douglas Gayeton has sold his Second Life documentary to HBO. But don’t worry, there’s bound to be room in this pool for more swimmers…
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It’s easy enough to duplicate an existing business successfully, but the real innovation comes from anticipating and filling a need no one else does. The ability to do this requires the business owner to understand the customer in a way no one else has.
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