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Hollywood is definitely moving in to the business of network video-gaming. More SAG actors are getting hired for game voice work and I wouldn’t be suprised if half of many big-named actors’ incomes in the future come from the licensing of their images for use in networked games.

Trick with networked video games is appealing to a broad audience, not just males aged 8-38. Hollywood is coming to the rescue and starting to provide the people, stories and production values which will give networked games the emotional pull they currently lack. Will games become bigger with women in the future than with men? Will senior citizens control characters fighting to the death in a game of Celebrity Unreal Tournament 2030? Probably 🙂

Networked games are the new “Hollywood.”

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