The United States sent units under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Ricks to engage these new found targets. The United States was engaging with a new found threat in the Blocksworld Continent, taking out US Interests in the region. It focuses on weaponry research and defense, as well as other projects such as alternative energy sources and space exploration. The PMRDD, or "Private Military Research/Development Division", is a Private Military Company originating in the Blocksworld Continent, and spreading all throughout the Western World, even becoming the largest and most technologically advanced military in Blocksworld at its height (Except most of it was given technology from other players). 3.6 JDV's invasion of Earth / Second Civil War.Labor Union Protesters Converge On IBM's Metaverse Campus: Leaders Claim Success, 1850 Total Attendees (Including Giant Banana & Talking Triangle) (2007)Īll About My Avatar: The story behind amazing strange avatars (2007)įighting the Front: When fascists open an HQ in Second Life, chaos and exploding pigs ensue (2007)Ĭopying a Controversy: Copyright concerns come to the Metaverse via. Speaking of which, Altberg describes a rich ecosystem of user-genreated content in Blocksworld: Create a version of Blocksworld for the Japanese and Korean markets (which monetize best) and for China (which has the largest install base), not to mention Germany (the EU's biggest mobile market, I believe), and I can easily see Blocksworld getting a monthly user-base far larger than Second Life itself. Second Life has about 600,000 active monthly users, so Blocksworld is already within striking distance. That's really impressive, especially without much marketing and no non-English versions to speak of. The app is available globally, but at the moment, it’s English only. We tend to be near the top in both the family and education categories of the App Store, at least in the U.S. We’re a top-ranked game in the education category.
But we’re already up to just about 400,000 monthly users. We’re still evolving this product, still early. We’ve done barely any marketing around this. We’re learning how kids interact with a device like this. VentureBeat has a long interview with Linden Lab CEO Ebbe Altberg, which mainly hits points he's discussed with us here and here, but he also reveals a new data point which helps explain why the company kept Blocksworld, the LEGO-like tablet-based application targeted at kids, while selling off properties like Desura: We’re learning a ton about how to make creation easy and fun.
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