
To begin with, the avatar creation is much more varied as a non-paying user compared to There.com. You can chose from around 10 different hair styles, tops and bottoms and a few different shoes. It was no coincidence that I saw someone wearing exactly

What makes vSide unique is that when your in the main areas music is streamed to your computer, as if it is being played aloud in the virtual world you're in (as seen in the

There are many different actions which can be performed for other

General usage of vSide was easy and

As for people, everyone seems pretty similar in terms of friendliness and helpfulness as they have done in all the 3D chat programs I have tried. This is good because to say I have never met these people its quite good to have faith restored in humanity, however its quite sad to know that

Which brings me to the shopping side of vSide. Again, you can spend real pound sterling to customise your character and from looking in the shops available there is a wide choice of things to purchase. There was also some free items on offer, but you needed a certain amount of 'Respekt' to acquire them.
Respekt could be gained by adding new friends or by finding secrets such as hidden pathways and jumping to new areas. I had earned 220 points but it still wasn't enough to get any of the free stuff in the shops, and there was no indication of how much I would need.
I still wouldn't use these programs for any personal benefit, but so far vSide seems to be the best in my opinion. Check out all the screenshots to see what I got up to.
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