READY PLAYER ONE Literature 2011. Written by Ernest Cline. | |||
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1 | Alt.phreaking | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Alt.phreaking One of the worlds in Sector Seven named after an old Usenet group. | |||||
2 | Altair VI | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Altair VI Planet in the OASIS, inspired by Star Trek. | |||||
3 | Archaide | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Archaide Planet in the OASIS, tribute to video games of all kinds, includes a virtual simulation of the GSS Museum and Happy Time Pizza, a pizzeria from Halliday's hometown. | |||||
4 | Arrakis | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Arrakis Planet in the OASIS, based on the planet from Dune. | |||||
5 | The Avenue | Transit Routes | Avenues | ||
The Avenue Road on the planet Neonoir, location of Ogden Morrow's nightclub The Distorted Globe. | |||||
6 | Axrenox | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Axrenox Cyber punk themed world in Sector Twenty-Two containing a Tyrell Building from Blade Runner where Wade goes looking for the third Gate. | |||||
7 | The Basement | Worlds | Miscellaneous Places | ||
The Basement Aech's chatroom. | |||||
8 | Benatar | Outer Space | Moons | ||
Benatar Artemis' small moon, location of her armored palace stronghold. | |||||
9 | The Boulevard | Transit Routes | Boulevards | ||
The Boulevard Road on the planet Neonoir, location of Ogden Morrow's nightclub The Distorted Globe. | |||||
10 | Castle Anorak | Structures | Castles | ||
Castle Anorak Halliday's personal stronghold on the planet Chthonia. | |||||
11 | Chthonia [Anorak's Quest] | Worlds | Miscellaneous Places | ||
Chthonia [Anorak's Quest] Fantasy world setting in the video game Anorak's Quest that Halliday programmed in BASIC on a TRS-80. | |||||
12 | Chthonia [OASIS] | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Chthonia [OASIS] Planet in Sector Ten, home of Halliday's personal stronghold, Castle Anorak. | |||||
13 | Cleveland Avenue | Transit Routes | Avenues | ||
Cleveland Avenue Street where Halliday grew up. | |||||
14 | Discworld | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Discworld Planet in the OASIS, based on the Discworld book series by Terry Pratchett. | |||||
15 | Falco | Outer Space | Interstellar Objects | ||
Falco Also known as Planetoid S14A316, the cheapest planetoid Wade could find, where he builds his stronghold. | |||||
16 | Frobozz | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Frobozz Small world in Sector Seven, home to detailed re-creations of the game Zork. | |||||
17 | Goondocks | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Goondocks Goonies-themed planet in the OASIS. | |||||
18 | Greenleaf Lane | Transit Routes | Lanes | ||
Greenleaf Lane Art3mis' home address in Vancouver. | |||||
19 | Greyhawk | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Greyhawk Planet in the OASIS, reference to Dungeons & Dragons. | |||||
20 | Gygax | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Gygax Planet in the OASIS, named after Gary Gygax, the creator of Dungeons & Dragons. | |||||
21 | Halcydonia | Worlds | Fantasy Lands | ||
Halcydonia Magical kingdom setting in the educational games created by Ogden and Kira's nonprofit educational software company Halcydonia interactive. | |||||
22 | Incipio | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Incipio Planet at the center of Sector One where new avatars spawn when created. | |||||
23 | IOI 1 | Outer Space | Planets | ||
IOI 1 Planet in the OASIS, a massive chrome globe, headquarters of The Sixers. | |||||
24 | Ludus | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Ludus Planet in the OASIS, location of OASIS public schools, as well as the Tomb of Horrors, home of the Copper Key. | |||||
25 | Ludus II | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Ludus II Planet in the OASIS where all schools from Ludus were relocated to when it was revealed that Ludus was the location of the Copper Key. The original Ludus remained a battlefield for Gunters. | |||||
26 | Magrathea | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Magrathea Planet in the OASIS, based on the planet from the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. | |||||
27 | Middle Earth | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Middle Earth Planet in the OASIS, named for Lord of the Rings. | |||||
28 | Middletown | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Middletown Planet in the OASIS that Halliday created to resemble his hometown in Ohio, as it was in the 1980s. | |||||
29 | Midworld | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Midworld Planet in the OASIS, based on Midworld novel by Alan Dean Foster. | |||||
30 | Mitnick | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Mitnick One of the worlds in Sector Seven named after a famous hacker. | |||||
31 | Neonoir | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Neonoir Plant in the Oasis where it's always night, location of Ogden Morrow's nightclub The Distracted Globe. | |||||
32 | Pern | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Pern Planet in the Oasis, based on the planet from Anne McCaffrey's Dragonriders of Pern series. | |||||
33 | Planet Doom | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Planet Doom Planet in the OASIS, location of the third and final gate, as well as the crystal key. Named after the one of the planets of the Drule Empire in the video game series Voltron: Defender of the Universe. | |||||
34 | Planet Zemeckis | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Planet Zemeckis Planet in the OASIS. | |||||
35 | Portland Avenue Stacks | Urban Areas | Neighborhoods | ||
Portland Avenue Stacks A sprawling hive of discolored trailer homes rusting on the shores of I-40, just west of Oklahoma City's decaying skyscraper. | |||||
36 | Ringworld | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Ringworld Planet in the OASIS, based on the science fiction novel by Larry Niven. | |||||
37 | Riverworld | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Riverworld Planet in the OASIS, based on the fantasy novels by Philip Jose Farmer. | |||||
38 | Skolnick | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Skolnick Planet in the OASIS, location of an interactive simulation of the fraternity house from the movie Revenge of the Nerds. Named after Robert Carradine's character Lewis Skolnick. | |||||
39 | Tokusatsu | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Tokusatsu Planet, location of the hidden high-level Japanese-language quest Shodai Urutoraman. | |||||
40 | Tomb of Horrors | Structures | Buildings | ||
Tomb of Horrors Underground tomb on the planet Ludus in the OASIS, based on the Dungeons & Dragons module, home of the the Copper Key. | |||||
41 | Transsexual | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Transsexual Planet in the OASIS featuring screenings of the Rocky horror picture show. | |||||
42 | Tyrell Building | Structures | Buildings | ||
Tyrell Building The famous pyramid-shaped building from Blade Runner, included as a template in OASIS World Building software. | |||||
43 | Vulcan | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Vulcan Planet in the OASIS, based on the Star Trek planet. | |||||
44 | The Whedonverse | Outer Space | Regions of Space | ||
The Whedonverse A large group of worlds in Sector Eleven, where Wade obtained his Firefly class starship. | |||||
45 | Woz | Outer Space | Planets | ||
Woz One of the worlds in Sector Seven named after a famous hacker. | |||||
46 | The XYZZY Cluster | Outer Space | Star Clusters | ||
The XYZZY Cluster A group of several hundred rarely visited worlds containing recreations of classic text adventure games. |
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