- "
CyberTown: The
Metaverse Game That Was 20
Years Too Early".
Retrieved 2024-02-21. Robertson, Adi (2022-04-21). "When the
virtual city of
Cybertown went...
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pages with
titles containing cyber cities Smart city
CyberTown, a
defunct online community Cyber (disambiguation) City (disambiguation) This disambiguation...
- Gus Goes to
Cybertown is a children's
educational CD-ROM game
released in 1993 by
Modern Media Ventures. The main
character is Gus, a
talking and singing...
- Siemens, Intel, and many
other major brands. In 1996,
Blaxxun acquired Cybertown, a US-based
community and
evolved it into a 3D
community that attracted...
-
Metaverse Croquet project Renderware —
rendering engine used by
Active Worlds CyberTown Second Life Snow
Crash —
novel by Neal
Stephenson which inspired Active...
- was used on the
Internet on some
personal homepages and
sites such as "
CyberTown",
which offered 3D chat
using Blaxxun Software, as well as Sony's SAPARi...
- an open-source
visual chat
program written in Tcl/Tk.
Active Worlds CyberTown Second Life Suler, John (January 1997). "Psychology of
Cyberspace - History...
- DLF
Cyber City is a
commercial area in Gurugram, Haryana, India,
which was
opened in 2003. The area is home to
several top IT and
Fortune 500 company...
-
CyberBunker was an
Internet service provider located in the
Netherlands and
Germany that,
according to its website, "hosted
services to any
website except...
- Arizona",
described by its conceiver,
Robin Sloan Bechtel, as “a
virtual cybertown in cyberspace"
where fans
gathered in an
online community that
among other...
