Betaville – a massively participatory mirror world game

Authors:
Martin Koplin;Carl Skelton
Affiliations:
M2C Institut für angewandte Medienforschung, Bremen, Germany;Brooklyn Experimental Media Center (BxmC), New York
Venue:
SGDA'12 Proceedings of the Third international conference on Serious Games Development and Applications
Year:
2012

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Abstract

Changes to the urban fabric share some of the same characteristics as new software applications, whether at the relatively small scale of a new public sculpture or the very large scale of new buildings, parks, roads, or entirely new districts. In particular, they present overlapping issues with special regard to the question of participation. This paper addresses some of those issues by discussing the Betaville project in particular.