Preview of Mogi, a socially connected GPS game

By Regine
on July 4, 2004 8:34 AM

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There's a preview in Wireless Watch Japan of Mogi, a multiplayer game running in Tokyo.
Players, represented by customizable avatars and positioned in the city via their GPS-equipped mobile, have to collect virtual objects dissiminated in the streets. Every move of the player appears both online on a 3D map and on the mobile phone.

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From IN-duce.
Related entry: Using the city as a giant playground.

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