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Description

Portraits of online gamers from around the world are paired with images of their 3D alter egos, with profiles of both real and âvirtualâ characters. The book is both an entertainment, and a serious look at a phenomenon that is shaping the way that humans interact. With an introduction by Julian Dibbell, and a glossary of terms.

Authors

Robbie Cooper, Julian Dibbell

Book Details

  • Hardcover: 140 pages
  • Publisher: Chris Boot (18 Jun 2007)
  • Language: English

Amazon Link