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Why not? I think the world needs more experiments with forms of book and interactivity. It's a pity that the golden age of interactive fiction (http://en.wikip
by listic 16y ago
Why not? I think the world needs more experiments with forms of book and interactivity. It's a pity that the golden age of interactive fiction (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interactive_fiction http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interactive_fiction) was also its stone age. Maybe it'll become a step in developing the interactive fiction further? As a fan of both books and computers I welcome any development of the medium.
- mquander 16y agoCome on, in no sense was the Infocom era the "golden age" of interactive fiction. In both quantity and quality of work, the "golden age" is from the mid-nineties through right now.
- mkramlich 16y agoMy point was that nothing about it sounded new. Most of it sounded mostly old. And from what little I've seen of the execution of their idea so far, it looked downright amateur and old skool. There are already lots of places online where people can independently publish, find and pay for media content, including having user profiles, badges and social networking elements. It's been/being done to death already.