Like when we studied the gaming industry, Black Op's is an excellent example of collaboration and participation. People from around the globe communicate with one another via a bluetooth ear piece and work in teams to play "death matches". With sales of the game reaching 1billion is this an example of web 2.0 at it's best? McCulan foresaw Web.20 and it's potential suggesting that one day technology will connect us and then there will be no stopping us. Read the latest Guardian Article http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/gamesblog/2010/dec/22/call-of-duty-billion-dollar-sales
Tuesday 29 March 2011
Black Ops and Collaboration
Since my husband purchased black ops and has played it nearly every night for the last 2 weeks I've become interested in the fascination with online gaming. 
Like when we studied the gaming industry, Black Op's is an excellent example of collaboration and participation. People from around the globe communicate with one another via a bluetooth ear piece and work in teams to play "death matches". With sales of the game reaching 1billion is this an example of web 2.0 at it's best? McCulan foresaw Web.20 and it's potential suggesting that one day technology will connect us and then there will be no stopping us. Read the latest Guardian Article http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/gamesblog/2010/dec/22/call-of-duty-billion-dollar-sales
Like when we studied the gaming industry, Black Op's is an excellent example of collaboration and participation. People from around the globe communicate with one another via a bluetooth ear piece and work in teams to play "death matches". With sales of the game reaching 1billion is this an example of web 2.0 at it's best? McCulan foresaw Web.20 and it's potential suggesting that one day technology will connect us and then there will be no stopping us. Read the latest Guardian Article http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/gamesblog/2010/dec/22/call-of-duty-billion-dollar-sales
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