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major players in the MMO market. earlier this year, now has a substantial amount of precedent supporting it. PalTalk purchased two patents from a company called HearMe in 2002 for technology which shares data between networked computers, allowing users to see the same virtual space as they interact with one another in real time. One could construe that to mean PalTalk owns the patent on online multiplayer altogether -- but we're sure Activision's beefy legal team will have a few arguments to the contrary up its sleeve. Sony, Turbine, Jagex, Blizzard, and NCsoft named in patent infringement

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Development of said patent within six-twelve months should be mandatory, because the point is to protect you from competition while you are developing the product in order to foster innovation and allow for the country to move forward. If you're just sitting on it, you're holding everyone else back, and that defeats the purpose of IP protection. Hmm, the existence of MUDs prior to the filing of this patent (and online multiplayer going back to Net Trek back when the internet was like ten bored scientists working on various government-funded projects) should blow the whole suit right out of

game. This patent, if implemented correctly, could successfully help gaming make the leap from narrative fun, to something more open-ended and free range, the first real sandbox video game. Imagine being able to play a game with all of the benefits of characters, story and goals, but without having to spend 10 to 20 hours of your life to enjoy doing so. Of course, that's the best case scenario. The worst, is that this turns gaming into an interactive cut-scene, removing all of pleasure of achievement from gaming and instead turning it into a glorified demo. Star Wars>: Darth Vader Wii Sensor

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