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Eventually, the infatuation subsided and Gurguiatu decided to go public
with his story.
MMO games are notoriously hard to develop, much harder than traditional
shrink-wrapped, single-player video games. Most MMOs create huge online
worlds where thousands of players, each sitting in their homes, interact
with each other -- exploring, trading and pillaging. The business premise to
game companies is enticing: Players have to   a copy of the game for about 
50 at a retailer, then pay an additional monthly charge of  10 to  15 to
gain entrance to the virtual world. But the companies have to pay a lot of
attention to keep the online environments compelling and the players
interested. And things that single-player games don't need as much -- like
customer support and service -- are key to keeping subscriptions active. 
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