Like many of the ideas in “Ready Player One,” they’re becoming reality faster than even he anticipated. “The ability to buy anything that you can imagine, things that are out of your reach ...

Ernest Cline, the author of 'Ready Player One,' and Dan Farah ... And he has a fundamental understanding of how these things needed to work.” “The future has arrived even more quickly than ...

“Those are the things that we get to use, for the entire franchise as the franchise keeps going. When you think about Ready Player One, you don't home in on all the IP in there. You focus on the ...

In book and film forms, Ready Player One popularized the concept of The Oasis — a central hub connecting all VR experiences ... in getting people to buy VR gear. No pricing or developer-side ...

If you buy something ... to one night a week. Also, and this might be me, but every time I see its name in print I want to pronounce it "wavever." Yet, after I hopped into the Ready Player One ...

Most actual video games have a way to store things ... in Ready Player One for real world licensing reasons, but if something like that existed within The Oasis, wouldn't anyone be able to buy ...

Ernest Cline’s Ready Player One is a bad book ... how cool he is by making long lists (ideally ranked) of all the stuff he’s aware of, then share them with everybody else, no matter how ...

Warning: There are spoilers ahead if you haven't seen "Ready Player One." "Ready Player One" changes ... she earned enough coin in the OASIS to buy the RV she has been traveling in.

Ready Player One’s OASIS offers an exciting vision ... This is why there are no video games where you get to take away things people buy on Amazon if you beat them in a virtual street race.

Like many of the ideas in "Ready Player One," they're becoming reality faster than even he anticipated. "The ability to buy anything that you can imagine, things that are out of your reach in the ...