Stanford University and Gaming

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On February 17, 2004, an event entitled "Online Video Gaming: the Future of Entertainment" will be held at Stanford University's Graduate School of Business where a panel of Jess Cliffe, an Ultimate Arena representative, Managing Director of Ubisoft's Online Division, moto and Torbull from Team 3D, Will Harvey, and many more will attend.

Why are half a million people addicted to Sony's EverCrack? What online game's property is larger than Friends, the #1 TV show in the world? Where to kick some terrorists' asses safely?



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[{Sose}]

Damm, I wish they taught CS in _All_ schools...

[Kill Yourself]

Yeah I'll be there too giving a lesson on how to suck at CS.

[Jocky]

damn...if i wasnt at away at school id check it out....well actually i probably wouldnt...but i would think to myself that it was much more likely living much closer and all....

[xlokix]

now all the nerds can be CS nerds

[N*-DAnk]

i can teach that class ^.^

[Cmoney]

funny jokes galore

[Coolleroy]

tighttt

[Julio Caesar]

Friends? The greatest TV show in the FUCKING world!?!?!?!? Wow, I now have a sudden urge to kill myself.

[a_russak]

It's not the greatest show, just the most popular world wide at this time.

[Registered]

Friends is great.

[Buddah]

If you play Sony's EverCrack please stand up and be recognized. Don't sit down, our crack team of snipers will take care of that for you... you lame SOB.

[oReiLLZ]

Yeah if you play that game you're a douche, play this one- it's much cooler.

[Def1ance]

Rofl agreed.

[Julio Caesar]

Lets get back to the main topic at hand: Why Friends is so un-godly horrible.