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NotAdmin · Jan 3, 2010

Man buys virtual space station for 330k real dollars

January 02, 2010 | By: Joystiq

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Welcome back to Joystiq's Flip This House, finding you the best deals in gaming real estate! This week, we're looking at a doozy of a fixer-upper: it's a beautiful space station called the Crystal Palace, with multiple fine amenities, including four bio-domes (full of alien species to hunt), Trade and Revival Terminals, a working auctioneer, and the universe-famous Stahlsteiner's bar. In case you haven't figured it out yet, it's a virtual place, and did we mention the asking price? 330,000 real world dollars.

That's what MMO Planet Calypso (formerly Entropia Universe) player "Buzz Erik Lightyear" paid to "own" an in-game hub. As you can see above, he paid 3.3 million "Project Entropia Dollars" for the virtual real estate, and those PED were purchased with real dollars -- 330k of them. What does he get for his money? The station is one of the nicer setups in the virtual universe, and since players pay PED to shop, hunt, and hang out there, "Erik" can set tax rates on the payments, and turn fake bucks back into real cash. We're not sure how much real cash (depends on where he sets the rates, and that will affect the place's popularity as well), but it'll probably be a while before he can ... flip... this... house!

[Thanks, Kreyg]
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Originally from: http://www.gamedaily.com/articles/features/man-buys-virtual-space-station-for-330k-real-dollars/

NotAdmin · Jan 3, 2010

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Entropia Universe, MMO or MMO business?

By aaaa on 03/01/2010 at 10:49 AM - 40 views

Here the game Entropia Universe which is an MMO playable on the Internet where you can receive and make money which subsequently transform into real money!

A Buzz "Erik" Light year is to buy cash in the complex in the game: A space station with all sorts of shops for the sum of 330,000 dollars (229,000 euros) he is certain he will pick up a lot of gains with Purchases of other players in the game

But to ask that? If the MMO is a simple game with such history or if this game has very little to do with a simple game (sic)!
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From: http://www.pc-boost.com/actualite-1262512186-3-Entropia-Universe,-MMO-ou-MMO-business-.html

NotAdmin · Jan 3, 2010

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Player buys virtual space station for just under 230,000 Euro
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At least since World of Warcraft, each would know that had to trade in "virtual goods" - are now in-game gold, game items, in-game mounts, full game accounts, so called power leveling, etc. - there is a large market that is growing steadily . The Sci-Fi MMORPG Entropia Universe, Which was launched in 2003, one goes one step further, because Entropia Universe is a MMORPG with cash economy. The in-game PED currency may be exchanged at any time, thus at a fixed exchange rate in real U.S. dollars.

Recently, an auction was started, was auctioned at the space station "Crystal Palace". Proud Winner of this auction the player Buzz "Erik" Light yearWho has offered to 3,300,000 PED - the equivalent of U.S. $ 330,000. Excuse me? Read correctly! The space station is in the game as a trading post and hunting ground and as the owner deserved buzz per transaction. Whether and when his investment pays off well in the stars.

In any case, it seems to him an entry in the Guinness Book of RecordsBe in the category of "Most Expensive Virtual Object", sure. This record had been held since 2008 also a transaction from the Entropia Universe. End of 2007 was sold to the space station "Club NEVERDIE" for the equivalent of $ 100,000.
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Taken from: http://pressakey.com/blog,535,Newsschnipsel-Meldungen-Zweizeiler-Co-vom-03-01-2010,.html

NotAdmin · Jan 3, 2010

Man buys virtual space station for 330k real dollars

by Mike Schramm { Jan 2nd 2010 at 11:30AM }

Welcome back to Joystiq's Flip This House, finding you the best deals in gaming real estate! This week, we're looking at a doozy of a fixer-upper: it's a beautiful space station called the Crystal Palace, with multiple fine amenities, including four bio-domes (full of alien species to hunt), Trade and Revival Terminals, a working auctioneer, and the universe-famous Stahlsteiner's bar. In case you haven't figured it out yet, it's a virtual place, and did we mention the asking price? 330,000 real world dollars.

That's what MMO Planet Calypso (formerly Entropia Universe) player "Buzz Erik Lightyear" paid to "own" an in-game hub. As you can see above, he paid 3.3 million "Project Entropia Dollars" for the virtual real estate, and those PED were purchased with real dollars -- 330k of them. What does he get for his money? The station is one of the nicer setups in the virtual universe, and since players pay PED to shop, hunt, and hang out there, "Erik" can set tax rates on the payments, and turn fake bucks back into real cash. We're not sure how much real cash (depends on where he sets the rates, and that will affect the place's popularity as well), but it'll probably be a while before he can ... flip... this... house!

[Thanks, Kreyg]
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From: http://www.joystiq.com/2010/01/02/man-buys-virtual-space-station-for-330k-real-dollars/

NotAdmin · Jan 3, 2010

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Virtual real estate sold for 330 thousand U.S. dollars

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It is such a little-known Poles Free MMO be called Project Entropia (or Planet CalypsoIf you have a house somewhere in the U.S.). The work of the Swedish MindArk AB is unique in this respect that the extremely large scale offers various opportunities related to currency trading, both virtual and real.
Proof of this is that in March last year, the creator of the MMO got from the Swedish government permission to open of pure bank closely associated with the virtual world. No, but if the amount spent on the complex code zerojedynkowego creations reaching almost a million of gold, it's no wonder. Project Entropia Indeed, to survive until its next record. Man hiding under the nickname Buzz Erik Light year has 330 thousand U.S. dollars (ie, over 950 thousand) on the space station Crystal Palace. Much? You can buy as much house completely true, and certainly there will be accommodation - that is, of course, a lot (this is the occasion for a record price for the property located in the game). But here we have the other side of the coin. Monsieur Light year bought the place when we make a number of other transactions in the game world, which means that it will receive a commission on completed transactions. And if we assume that the annual turnover for real money in the world of the game fluctuates around some 400 million dollars, the purchase of that Crystal Palace seems to be a pretty good investment.
And what you think of the issuance of real money on something that is hosted by a company that never see the eyes? Risk? Success? After all, a few millionaires come from the world of online games we already have.

2 bedrooms, garage for 5 vessels, private dome and the views of the nearby moon - $ 330,000.
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From: http://www.gry-online.pl/S013.asp?ID=49737

NotAdmin · Jan 3, 2010

Man Spends $300,000 Real Dollars On Virtual Item

By KreygPublished: December 31, 2009Posted in: Hot, Main, News, PC

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If you had the option to buy a house in real life or a space station in a video game which would you choose? Most of us would choose the house. This was not the case for Project Entropia player Buzz Erik Lightyear, he is now the proud new owner of a virtual space station.
The player bought the Crystal Palace space station in the game Entropia. Now heres the catch with this, the Crystal Palace is where players buy items with real money. Every sale that is now made, Mr Buzz Erik Lightyear will make a percentage of that.

It seems crazy, but this could ultimately be something that pays for itself, or it might have just been a waste of $300,000, only time will tell. With the economy the way it is, its good to see people are spending money wisely.

Entropia Universe Crystal Palace Space Station in Planet Calypso Sells for $330,000 [OMM, via Kotaku]
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Found here: http://www.hotbloodedgaming.com/2009/12/31/man-spends-300000-real-dollars-on-virtual-item/

NotAdmin · Jan 3, 2010

Man buys virtual space station for 330k real dollarsPost by Shirley , 2010-01-02 19:51:43 Source： joystiq Editor：Shirley
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Welcome back to Joystiq's Flip This House, finding you the best deals in gaming real estate!

Welcome back to Joystiq's Flip This House, finding you the best deals in gaming real estate! This week, we're looking at a doozy of a fixer-upper: it's a beautiful space station called the Crystal Palace, with multiple fine amenities, including four bio-domes (full of alien species to hunt), Trade and Revival Terminals, a working auctioneer, and the universe-famous Stahlsteiner's bar. In case you haven't figured it out yet, it's a virtual place, and did we mention the asking price? 330,000 real world dollars.

That's what MMO Planet Calypso (formerly Entropia Universe) player "Buzz Erik Lightyear" paid to "own" an in-game hub. As you can see above, he paid 3.3 million "Project Entropia Dollars" for the virtual real estate, and those PED were purchased with real dollars -- 330k of them. What does he get for his money? The station is one of the nicer setups in the virtual universe, and since players pay PED to shop, hunt, and hang out there, "Erik" can set tax rates on the payments, and turn fake bucks back into real cash. We're not sure how much real cash (depends on where he sets the rates, and that will affect the place's popularity as well), but it'll probably be a while before he can ... flip... this... house!
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From: http://en.gamers.com/news/view_7151.html

NotAdmin · Jan 3, 2010

Gamer wins MMO space station auction for US$ 330,000
Posted Jan 3, 2010 at 2:00PM by Glenn M.

Listed in: MMORPG, PC Gaming Tags: Planet Calypso 1 QJ
While MMOs are perfectly capable of soliciting wads of cash with in-game content, "Buzz Erik Lightyear" of Planet Calypso (formerly Entropia Universe) is starting 2010 with a significantly lighter wallet, make that a bank account. This gamer won the auction for an in-game space station for a whopping US$ 330,000.

"Crystal Palace" is equipped with Trade and Revival Terminals, four Bio-Domes, and many other amenities that Planet Calypso players would find quite useful. The auction for this space station started December 14th at only one PED (Project Entropia Dollars). A few weeks and some daring bids later, the going rate soon ballooned to 3.3 million PEDS, which is the equivalent of US$ 330,000.

As the owner of the new hub, Buzz Erik Lightyear can adjust tax rates in his space station so he could get some real-life ROI from his in-game property. How that goes is up to him and the policies of Planet Calypso.

[via EntropiaPlanets]
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From: http://www.qj.net/qjnet/mmorpg/gamer-invests-us-330-for-mmo-space-station.html

NotAdmin · Jan 3, 2010

300,000 USD spent on virtual MMO item
Space station investment costs big

I once heard that World of Warcraft has - by some measures - a bigger economy than the European state of Bulgaria, and it seems Blizzard's opus isn't the only MMO title attracting serious investment of real-world scale.

Kotaku today report the story of one Entropia Online player, who has just forked out 300,000 USD on an in-game space station called 'Crystal Palace'.

That's over 150,000 GBP on just one in-game item; all be it a very hefty item of course.

This investment may not be as crazy as it sounds, however, as player 'Buzz Erik Lightyear' will get a cut of every sale made on the station, of which there are many, while big profits can also be had from the creatures that inhabit the station.
More on this as we get it.

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Link: http://play.tm/news/28327/300-000-usd-spent-on-virtual-mmo-item/

NotAdmin · Jan 3, 2010

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330 000 dollars for a virtual ship
A player Entropia Universe, An online game, spent a cool $ 330 000 dollars (230 000) to buy the space station "Crystal Palace" on the planet Calypso. This is the highest amount spent to buy a virtual object. The buyer hopes to return its space station by receiving a percentage of every financial transaction made on his "territory", explains The Inquisitr .
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From: http://www.lejdd.fr/Societe/Insolite/Depeches/330-000-dollars-pour-un-vaisseau-virtuel-162193/

NotAdmin · Jan 3, 2010

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Gossip: Virtual building a very high price ...
Expensive passions in the internet ...
... bought from the Internet lover!

It provided 230,000 euros to acquire a price too high, the player with the nickname Buzz Erik Light year. Many online games require real money to acquire. Millions of people involved in this sport, but the average economic condition in general is poor. However, in this respect the virtual market building in the game Entropia Universe costing too much money. The Crystal Palace Space Station went out to tender and this was the amount finally won. The Internet has many forms and many fans whose temperament is definitely for everyone and its diversity ...

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Taken from: http://www.sportime.gr/ArticleDetail.aspx?nodeSerial=001001&nodeId=168&articleId=23078

NotAdmin · Jan 4, 2010

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Man buys MMO space station for $330,000

Sunday 3-Jan-2010 9:30 PM Real money sent on a not real space station

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'Buzz Erik Lightyear' has been crowned winner of an auction for the Crystal Palace Space Station.

Entropia Universe has a "real cash economy" where $1 can buy you 10 PEDs (Project Entropia dollars) and Buzz snatched up the space station for a cool 3,300,000 PED (USD 330,000). The MMO was designed by Swedish-based MindArk and is a direct continuation of Project Entropia.

Buzz buzzed, "I was really hoping to win this auction. I believe Crystal Palace can be amazing since it won't just be owned by some investor, but instead by a very active, and very old player who loves Entropia Universe."

Apparently all Buzz has to do is "let the station run, set a decent tax rate, keep it stocked with things to hunt, and he can take all the PED he earns and translate it into cold, hard cash." He also needs to get his head read.

Any Entropia Universe players out there? Tell us what it's all about.
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From: http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=230597?cid=OTC-RSS&attr=CVG-General-RSS

NotAdmin · Jan 4, 2010

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In the history of the most expensive virtual transactions: 330 thousand U.S. dollars to buy online games site
2010-01-04 10:57:00　Source: Nanfang Wang 　User comments 0,Click
You are willing to an online games, but in reality does not exist in the real estate to pay how much? For the players "Buzz Erik Lightyear", this number as high as 33 million U.S. dollars.

This is an alarming figure, use the purchase of "Crystal Palace Space Station," one on the planet Calypso is located in the virtual land,
The transaction took place in a known "Entropia Universe" (world of Entropia) and online games in full operation in early 2003, the game of "real cash economy system" fame, the game currency at any time can be 10 to 1 ratio converted into U.S. dollars, but also precisely because of this, the game's virtual trading limit has been able to break the record.
However, the number of games rarely, with a total enrollment of 60 million people from top to bottom, whereas the real money players can earn very little.

Worth about 3.3 million in virtual land
Source: Tencent Game

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Link: http://it.southcn.com/9/2010-01/04/content_7773918.htm

NotAdmin · Jan 4, 2010

Man Cost $330,000 to Buy MMO Space Station

Date: 01-03-2010 Views: 299
KeyWord: Space Station,330,000,Crystal Palace,Buzz Erik Lightyear

Summary: You must be easily to take out some money for some in-game content, but how about $330,000? Recently a gamer wins MMO Crystal Palace space station auction for US$ 330,000.

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You must be easily to take out some money for some in-game content, but how about $330,000? Recently a gamer wins MMO Crystal Palace space station auction for US$ 330,000. Entropia Universe has a "real cash economy" where $1 can buy you 10 PEDs (Project Entropia dollars) and Buzz snatched up the space station for a cool 3,300,000 PED (USD 330,000). The MMO was designed by Swedish-based MindArk and is a direct continuation of Project Entropia.

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The auction finally ended with the final bid of 3,300,000 PEDs made by "Buzz Erik Lightyear" at 23:01 Calypso time, thus finalizing an incredibly exciting auction. As the owner of the new hub, Buzz Erik Lightyear can adjust tax rates in his space station so he could get some real-life ROI from his in-game property. How that goes is up to him and the policies of Planet Calypso.

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From: http://news.mmosite.com/content/2010-01-03/man_cost_330k_to_buy_mmo_space_station.shtml

NotAdmin · Jan 4, 2010

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Virtual Trading new record: 330 thousand U.S. dollars to buy Crystal Palace player
At 09:37 on January 4, 2010 Netease Game Channel 【Large In Small】【Print】 Total Comments0Article

For the gamers in China, from MindArk studio produced "Entropia Universe" the network name of the game is still quite strange. The formal operations in early 2003, online games has been a "real cash economy system" and known in the game currency PED (Project Entropia Dollars) at any time can be compared with a rate of 10 converted into U.S. dollars, therefore, this the game has always been the amount of virtual goods are also the largest holder of record of the transactions.

More recently, a named巴兹艾瑞克(Buzz Erik Lightyear) of players, breaking the previous record, to 3.3 million PED (equivalent to 330,000 U.S. dollars, 225 million yuan) to buy the one called the Crystal Palace (Crystal Palace) space station, it sounds crazy, but the buyers said the value of the station so much money, and great investment value.
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From: http://games.ifeng.com/netgame/guojizixun/detail_2010_01/04/285303_0.shtml

NotAdmin · Jan 4, 2010

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In the history of the most expensive virtual transactions: 33 million to purchase land
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REVIEW:You are willing to an online games, but in reality does not exist in the real estate to pay how much? For the players "Buzz Erik Lightyear", this number as high as 33 million U.S. dollars.

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This is an alarming figure, use the purchase of "Crystal Palace Space Station," one on the planet Calypso is located in the virtual land,
The transaction took place in a known "Entropia Universe" (world of Entropia) and online games in full operation in early 2003, the game of "real cash economy system" fame, the game currency at any time can be 10 to 1 ratio converted into U.S. dollars, but also precisely because of this, the game's virtual trading limit has been able to break the record.
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NotAdmin · Jan 4, 2010

Guy pays $330,000 for Virtual Space Station in Entropia MMORPG

MMORPG game Entropia Planets held its auction for the space ship Crystal Palace. Knowing that its no big deal since theyll just use in-game cash, you got it wrong. The PED (Planet Entropia Dollars) cash theyll be using is convertible to real cash as in real moolah. The kind of moolah you get by investing blood, sweat and tears. Lets see how the auction goes.

After the announcement that Crystal Palace would go up for sale, discussion in the community broke out instantly. How much would it go for?, I wonder what the taxrates will be set to. What do YOU think? and Who do YOU think will win it? were heard everywhere.

Once the deed hit auction (Dec 14th, at 19:02:58 Calypso time), a 1 PED bid was swiftly made by Sunab Kal Naverith. The bid was doubled the same minute by pajjaz kamala azk, and went to 3 PEDs the next after a bid by Seth Zozma Alexander.

The auction finally ended with the final bid of 3,300,000 PEDs made by Buzz Erik Lightyear at 23:01 Calypso time, thus finalizing an incredibly exciting auction.

Source: http://www.entropiaplanets.com/forums/showthread.php?t=794

Ok pause, then breathe in a paper bag and.HOLY MACARONI! Is this guy some kind of secret millionaire or something? Think of how many real life items you can buy with that cash! You can buy a house, car and even a wife with that kind of money. Or it could be possible that theres some kind of conspiracy to generate buzz to the mmorpg game without paying tons of cash for advertising. Its gonna be a catchy slogan, The game is soo addicting that some fool would actually pay $330,000 for some space ship. That would definitely work.
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From: http://wakpo.com/articles/neat-stuff/guy-pays-330000-for-virtual-space-station-in-entropia-mmorpg

NotAdmin · Jan 4, 2010

Most Expensive Virtual Item Sold

Virtual Space Station goes for 330,000 USD.

by Martin Robinson, IGN UK

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UK, January 4, 2010 - A record has been set for the most expensive virtual item, with the Crystal Palace Space station in the Swedish developed Entropia Universe going for 3,330,000 PED in the game's in-game currency a figure that translates to a cool 330,000 USD.

Entropia Universe started back in 2003, and is a free-to-play MMORPG powered by micro-transactions or macro ones in this case. The game has previously boasted of holding the most expensive virtual items, with an in-game space resort going for around 100,000 USD in September 2007.

The new record has been claimed by the Crystal Palace Space Station, with the item going to long time Entropia Universe player Buzz 'Erik' Lightyear.

Lightyear will be hoping to make back some of the significant investment, with an Entropia Universe expert saying "All Buzz has to do is let the station run, set a decent tax rate, keep it stocked with things to hunt, and he can take all the PED he earns and translate it into cold, hard cash."
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Found here: http://pc.ign.com/articles/105/1057786p1.html

NotAdmin · Jan 4, 2010

New World Record for Most Expensive Virtual Item

By malfestoPublished: 03 January 2010 11:31 PM UTC Posted in: News, Online News

Tags: Buzz Lightyear, Crystal Palace Space Station, Entropia Universe, mindark, mmo, world record

A slice of an MMO has recently been auctioned off for $330,000. The item in question is the Crystal Palace Space Station from the Entropia Universe MMO. The buyer, Buzz Erik Lightyear, has set a new world record with the investment and is now the proud owner of the worlds most expensive virtual item.

The Entropia online community has 810,000 registered participants, spanning across 220 countries. The Crystal Palace Space Station was built in 2004 and is one of two that were constructed.
According to the Swedish developers, MindArk, Buzz will need to set a reasonable tax rate for the station and keep it stocked with things to hunt. Hell be able to earn PED, which he will then be able to convert into actual money.
Buzz commented on his purchase in the game forums, where he stated:
I was really hoping to win this auction. I believe Crystal Palace can be amazing since it wont just be owned by some investor, but instead by a very active, and very old player who loves Entropia Universe.
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Taken from: http://gamersyndrome.com/2010/news/new-world-record-for-most-expensive-virtual-item/

NotAdmin · Jan 4, 2010

Player buys virtual space station in game for 200,000 in real money

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Posted on 4 Jan 2010 at 12:38

A player in the Planet Calypso virtual world has spent $330,000, or 203,000, on a space station. Planet Calypso is part of the Project Entropia Universe, created by Swedish company MindArk, and allows players to trade in-game items for real money.

Businesses can set up virtual shops and services, and the winning player, who goes by the name "Buzz Lightyear", is likely to lease the space to other individuals in the game.

MindArk's virtual world already has a real-world bank, sanctioned by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority. Its in-game currency, the PED (Project Entropia Dollar), is tied to the US dollar at a rate of 10 PED to the dollar. Last year a player broke previous records by spending $100,000 on property in Project Entropia, and Lightyear's acquisition is bound to be overshadowed soon as the virtual goods market takes off.

In a recent study, analysts predicted that the virtual economy will surpass the $1bn mark this year, and could hit $1.6bn. More than half of transactions occur in free-to-play games, where people can buy in-game money with real money.

Other venues for virtual transactions are Massively Multiplayer Online games (MMOs), social networking sites such as Facebook, and console games. Most people buy virtual currency and game time codes, but people also buy in-game items such as weapons, clothes and power-ups.
It's not clear whether these figures include black market transactions, such as the trading of in-game money and items in games that don't allow these transactions, or if it just covers games in which transactions are encouraged or social networking games.

In the old days, the legal lines were unclear, and at one point the MMO Everquest had an economy larger than some small African nations. These days however, most online games prohibit trading of in-game items, and go to great lengths to stop "gold farmers" and real-money trading (RMT).
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Source: http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/gene...ace-station-in-game-for-200-000-in-real-money

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