Tarsha – Second Life (Music Video)
Blue LInden posted a link to this video in Facebook. It’s not precisely my cup of tea but it mentions Second Life so I’m reposting it.
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This looks quite neat to me. I’d like to see what use it could be put to with virtual worlds and other 3D interactive applications.
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