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--- worldscom:worldsplayer [2023/09/04 14:46] – worlds in asia wirlaburla
+++ worldscom:worldsplayer [2024/01/25 11:30] – wirlaburla
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 ===== Development =====
-After the success of Worlds Chat Gold, Worlds, Inc was looking to improve its existing environment by including more 3D elements and avatars. This project would be code-named "Gamma", and was intended to be called "Worlds Chat Platinum". It differed from previous versions by opting to integrate Java into it's code-base and focus on Windows 9x support rather than Windows 3.x.
+After the success of [[worldscom:worlds_chat_gold|Worlds Chat Gold]], Worlds, Inc was looking to improve its existing environment by including more 3D elements and avatars. This project would be codenamed Gamma, incorporating Java into its existing codebase. The original name for WorldsPlayer was "Worlds Chat Platinum".
 ===== Shaper =====
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 ===== Worlds In Asia =====
 {{ :worldscom:worldsinasia1.jpg?200|Thom Kidrin and the eNewMedia team at the Worlds In Asia launch.}}
-Worlds In Asia was a partnership between [[worldscom:worlds_inc|Worlds Inc]] and eNewMedia to create and release the WorldsPlayer service in Asia as the name implies. It was released on September 19th, 2000 at the Renaissance Harbour View Hotel in Hong Kong. It launched with four Asian-themed Worlds included: AsianCity, AsianHub, JapaneseGarden, and Mountain.
+[[worldscom:worlds_in_asia|Worlds In Asia]] was a partnership between [[worldscom:worlds_inc|Worlds Inc]] and eNewMedia to create and release the WorldsPlayer service in Asia. It was released on September 19th, 2000 at the Renaissance Harbour View Hotel in Hong Kong. It launched with four Asian-themed Worlds included: AsianCity, AsianHub, JapaneseGarden, and Mountain.
 ===== Remergence =====