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Out of the dungeon and into the chat room 
theontarion.ca | Thu, Mar 19
Canada
But the MUDs were what eventually gave way to these virtual realities fantasized by science fiction writer William Gibson in his novel, Neuromancer. These MUDs, which drew the 'Dungeon' part of their name from fantasy role-playing game origins ...
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