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Castle Infinity

Castle Infinity is a discontinued Massively multiplayer online game, the first intended for children. It was launched by Starwave Corporation in 1996, and features personalized avatars, an embedded message system and live chat in a 2D side scrolling game world. It survives as a freeware MMOG.

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Genre
MMOG
Publisher
Starwave Corporation
Designers
Russell Ginns Gregg Foster Scott Wallin
Developer
Starwave
Release
1996

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Castle Infinity

Nodes20
Edges19
Triples46
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.1
Components1

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Castle Infinity

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related to history · 13
Castle Infinity → Andy Norman, Blockbuster Video, Gregg Foster, It, Jonathan Maier, MMOG, Netcom, Paul Allen's, Russell Ginns, Scott Wallin, Starwave, The, USRobotics
related to Revival · 10
Castle Infinity → At, BoingBoing, Donald Butyen, In, Inc, Kevin Quitt, LLC, Rachel Coleman, Slashdot, Spencer Jerome
related to External links · 7
Castle Infinity → Attack, Castle Infinity Revival Project, Castle InfinitySlashdot, Infinity, Show, Starwave, WebsiteCastle Infinity
related to Gameplay · 7
Castle Infinity → By, Modems, Much, Players, The, Then, There
related to Story · 3
Castle Infinity → Castle, Players, The
Designers · 1
Castle Infinity → Russell Ginns Gregg Foster Scott Wallin
Developer · 1
Castle Infinity → Starwave
Genre · 1
Castle Infinity → MMOG
Publisher · 1
Castle Infinity → Starwave Corporation
Release · 1
Castle Infinity → 1996

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game castle players infinity starwave mmog world access launched order corporation game's new areas online first children 1996 2d collaborate

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Castle InfinityDesignersRussell Ginns Gregg Foster Scott Wallin1.00infobox
Castle InfinityDeveloperStarwave1.00infobox
Castle InfinityGenreMMOG1.00infobox
Castle InfinityPublisherStarwave Corporation1.00infobox
Castle InfinityRelease19961.00infobox
Castle Infinityis adiscontinued Massively multiplayer online game0.90text
Castle Infinityrelated to External linksCastle Infinity Revival Project0.60section
Castle Infinityrelated to External linksWebsiteCastle Infinity0.60section
Castle Infinityrelated to External linksStarwave0.60section
Castle Infinityrelated to External linksInfinity0.60section
Castle Infinityrelated to External linksAttack0.60section
Castle Infinityrelated to External linksShow0.60section

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