Wired News rounds up its top-ten list of virtual goods for sale in the virtual world Second Life, from working yachts and space-ships to auto-translators and musical instruments.
5. Auto Emote
L$300
Now, your avatar can express facial emotions. Outy Banjo's script "shows your emotions based on what you type," with more than 300 different phrases that will automatically trigger expressions of anger, fear, laughter and more. Banjo, whose SL business is his full-time job, said his primary income comes from configurable scripts, but in only two months, the Auto Emote (SLurl) has become his best-selling item.
