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‘Ready Player Two’ author Ernest Cline sees the dark side of technology He tweaks his brand of nostalgic escapism for a more cautionary sequel. Ernest Cline, author of the best-selling 2011 novel "Ready Player One," offers another nostalgia-filled look at the addictive nature of technology with "Ready Player Two."(Dan Winters) Ready Player One, a kind of Willy Wonka-meets- Tron adventure story, validated the digital diversions of gamers and 1980s enthusiasts alike with its arcade in-jokes and allusions to John Hughes movies. With the release of Ready Player Two, the Austin-based author ...

Ready Player One first; both because it will put Ready Player Two into context, but also because, in my opinion, the first book is the better of the two. This novel takes place a few years after the events of Ready Player One; the victors of the previous adventures are fabulously wealthy and all is right with the (virtual) world. More than all right -- out heroes have discovered a new technology that allows people to link their brains directly into OASIS, giving a fully immersive experience for all of the senses, and the ability to record and share memories and experiences.

Ready Player Two Ready Player Two Ready Player One first; both because it will put Ready Player Two into context, but also because, in my opinion, the first book is the better of the two. This novel takes place a few years after the events of Ready Player One; the victors of the previous adventures are fabulously wealthy and all is right with the (virtual) world. More than all right -- out heroes have discovered a new technology that allows people to link their brains directly into OASIS, giving a fully immersive experience for all of the senses, and the ability to record and share memori...

As 2020 draws to a close, many will reflect on 12 months defined by stress, upheaval, and the urgent need to confront some difficult truths about the way the games industry operates, and the myriad ways it can be a better and more inclusive place. But just as that process of self-examination is necessary, so too is recognition for those already working to solve those problems. In this GI 100 series we will profile 100 individuals and organisations making progress in vital areas like diversity, accessibility, charity, mental health, progressive politics, lifting emerging markets, uniting commu...