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		<description>&lt;a href="http://www.mssv.net/archives/000072.shtml"&gt;&quot;Massively Multiplayer Online Entertainment.&quot;&lt;/a&gt; Our own AdrianHon has posted an interesting article to his weblog, dealing with this budding genre. Last year&apos;s AI movie web game tie-in was the first of a new breed of online interactive fiction, attracting thousands of players world-wide. Mr. Hon takes a look at the genre and puts forth some interesting ideas about where it could go. (more inside)  </description>
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