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Imagine...
A free game, playable online, with specific textures like walls or bulletin-boards, advertising different products.
A racing game, for instance, where vendors could purchase road side advertisement space, provide a banner and have it added to the game for a period of time.
The advertisements could pay for the development of the games, which would be deemed freeware.
You may say that players wouldn't notice them, but we notice them in real life, so why not???
A future prospect for free online gaming...
A free game, playable online, with specific textures like walls or bulletin-boards, advertising different products.
A racing game, for instance, where vendors could purchase road side advertisement space, provide a banner and have it added to the game for a period of time.
The advertisements could pay for the development of the games, which would be deemed freeware.
You may say that players wouldn't notice them, but we notice them in real life, so why not???
A future prospect for free online gaming...
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Imagine...
A free game, playable online, with specific textures like walls or bulletin-boards, advertising different products.
A racing game, for instance, where vendors could purchase road side advertisement space, provide a banner and have it added to the game for a period of time.
The advertisements could pay for the development of the games, which would be deemed freeware.
You may say that players wouldn't notice them, but we notice them in real life, so why not???
A future prospect for free online gaming...
A free game, playable online, with specific textures like walls or bulletin-boards, advertising different products.
A racing game, for instance, where vendors could purchase road side advertisement space, provide a banner and have it added to the game for a period of time.
The advertisements could pay for the development of the games, which would be deemed freeware.
You may say that players wouldn't notice them, but we notice them in real life, so why not???
A future prospect for free online gaming...