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  • Mogi = Socially Connected GPS Gaming


    Mogi: Socially Connected GPS GamingYou may have read about it in Wired or The Feature, but our program today is the first Web video coverage for Mogi, a GPS game that may be The Future of Mobile Content, Version 1.0. Mogi is a multi-player network game in which individuals or teams hunt down virtual treasures hidden in Tokyo’s concrete jungle; Mogi players interact in ways that even the much-talked-about i-mode has yet to deliver. It’s new for Japan, even newer for the rest of the world, and there’s no lucrative revenue model. Yet.

    Full Program Run-time 16:31, also available in Real Player and Quick-Time formats.

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    Posted: 2 July 2004 | Filed: New Tech & Services, Video Programs | Feedback | Print |
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