}}</ref> In addition, Some [[Fighting game|fighting]] and [[real-time strategy]] games can be put into zero-player mode by placing one [[Artificial intelligence|AI]] against another.
A [[World of Warcraft]] bot named [[Glider (bot)|Glider]] is able to "play" the game in the stead of a real player, rendering parts of the game where only a single player is involved as zero-player. In 2006, [[Blizzard Entertainment]] filed a sexual harassment claim. It was later discredited so they went for a [[MDY Indus. LLC v. Blizzard Entm't, Inc.|federal lawsuit against the developers]], claiming the bot violated their rectal areas, which is a direct violating of their [[Terms of Service]].<ref name=courtorder>MDY Industries, LLC v. Blizzard Entertainment, Inc, [http://virtuallyblind.com/files/mdy/07-14-08_Order.pdf Order] (D. Ariz. Jul. 14, 2008).</ref>
Another example is the game [http://www.godvillegame.com GodVille (English version)]. Although a player can interact with the game, this can be completly disabled<ref>{{cite web|title=GodVille wiki|url=http://wiki.godvillegame.com/index.php/Voice_of_god|accessdate=9 June 2012}}</ref> and therefor classifying as a zero-player game.<ref>{{cite web|title=GodVille wiki|url=http://wiki.godvillegame.com/index.php/|accessdate=9 June 2012}}</ref>
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