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| '''''Club Caribe''''' was one of the first ]. It was available in the 1980s on the exclusively ] online service ]. Originally available in limited release as '']'', ''Club Caribe'' was eventually released to the public as an extension of Q-Link's "People Connection". Famous personalities in the ''Club Caribe'' ] include Tahiba the island witch, and BLURR2, a writer for the Island Times newspaper. | '''''Club Caribe''''' was one of the first ]. It was available in the 1980s on the exclusively ] online service ]. Originally available in limited release as '']'', ''Club Caribe'' was eventually released to the public as an extension of Q-Link's "People Connection". Famous personalities in the ''Club Caribe'' ] include Tahiba the island witch, and BLURR2, a writer for the Island Times newspaper. | ||
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| File:Club Caribe title screen.gifThe title screen of Club Caribe | |
| Developer(s) | Quantum Link |
| Publisher(s) | Quantum Link |
| Platform(s) | Commodore 64 |
| Genre(s) | Virtual world |
| Mode(s) | Multiplayer |
Club Caribe was one of the first graphical online worlds. It was available in the 1980s on the exclusively Commodore 64 online service Quantum Link. Originally available in limited release as Habitat, Club Caribe was eventually released to the public as an extension of Q-Link's "People Connection". Famous personalities in the Club Caribe virtual world include Tahiba the island witch, and BLURR2, a writer for the Island Times newspaper.
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