Can real people find true love in a virtual world? It is happening each and every day in Second Life and our limited-run “Love Made in Second Life” series explores how romance and long-distance relationships can thrive in the metaverse. relationships can thrive in the metaverse. Meet Suite and Danny Bourne, a Netherlands-based married couple … Continue reading
Second Life-maker calls it quits on their VR follow-up The game developer behind Second Life has abandoned its grand efforts for a virtual reality follow-up to its early 2000s hit. SF-based Linden Lab announced today that they’ve sold off assets related to Sansar to a small, little-known company called Wookey Search Technologies, which will take … Continue reading
A Message from our CEO: Coronavirus and Second Life Operations Entry posted by Linden Lab · Wednesday at 02:25 PM 3,440 views As concerns about the current coronavirus outbreak continue, we want to assure the community that we have taken steps to ensure that the Second Life operations stay steady while also helping our employees … Continue reading
Second Life to Expand Support & Reduce Prices for Education & Nonprofits Entry posted by Linden Lab · Friday at 12:29 PM 942 views We’ve been getting a lot of questions lately about how Second Life can help organizations, events, and conferences continue to safely and efficiently operate during the coronavirus outbreak. Many individuals and … Continue reading
Featured News The Heart & Science of Second Life Marketing Entry posted by Brett Linden · Tuesday at 08:56 PM marketing We’ve gotten quite a few questions lately about how we market Second Life to potential new residents. Insight into our current and future marketing strategies is important because it provides a glimpse … Continue reading
While there’s still much anger among the Second Life community about the end of Sansar as a Linden Lab-sponsored project, some readers also make a more positive point: Since Second Life is still based on an ancient graphics engine and server architecture from nearly two decades (!) ago, the company really did (and does) need … Continue reading