Reminds me a tad of an older (1999) young adult series set in the Tom Clancy universe called Net Force Explorers but that's not a bad things. We are likely going to see an increase in virtual world stories and fictions as VR continues to develop.
A lot of famous sci-fi was written by people alive when the setting of their stories was in the infancy of development. 'The Big 3 of Sci-Fi' watched the space race between the USSR and US.
Anyhow on to my question. While Ready Player One became very popular the setting of Virtual Worlds is still very under represented in the world of Sci-Fi literature. Why do you think that is?
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Reminds me a tad of an older (1999) young adult series set in the Tom Clancy universe called Net Force Explorers but that's not a bad things. We are likely going to see an increase in virtual world stories and fictions as VR continues to develop.
A lot of famous sci-fi was written by people alive when the setting of their stories was in the infancy of development. 'The Big 3 of Sci-Fi' watched the space race between the USSR and US.
Anyhow on to my question. While Ready Player One became very popular the setting of Virtual Worlds is still very under represented in the world of Sci-Fi literature. Why do you think that is?
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