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PostPet

PostPet (ポストペット, Posutopetto), commonly abbreviated as Posupe (ポスペ) in Japanese, is a hybrid virtual pet and email client software developed by PetWorks and So-net and first released in Japan in November 1997. The software is designed for computer novices. It takes place in a virtual room, allowing the user's pet to send and receive email messages.…

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Available in
Japanese · English · Chinese
Developers
So-net · PetWorks
License
Proprietary
Operating system
Classic Mac OS · Windows
Release
November 1997; 28 years ago (1997-11)
Type
Virtual pet · email client

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PostPet

Nodes39
Edges38
Triples79
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.051282
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PostPet

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related to Development · 22
PostPet → An, An IBM ViaVoice, Apple's, April, CE, Chinese, December, Development, English, It, June, Kazuhiko, Kazuhiko Hachiya, November, Pets, Pocket PostPet, PostPet V3, September, Sony's Vaio, Support
has impact · 18
PostPet → API, DMs, In, J-Phone, Japan, Kazuhiko, Momo, PC, PostPet Fun Factory, PostPet Kids, PostPet-themed, PostPetNow, Shibuya, Taito, The, Twitter, Various, Webmail
related to Reception · 10
PostPet → AERA's, Baggerman, CEO, Internet Watch, Leonardo, Lisa Baggerman, Newsweek's Kay Itoi, On, Reception, Yuko Hasegawa
related to overview · 8
PostPet → An, At, Pets, PostPet Park, The, They, Users, When
related to Characters · 4
PostPet → In, PostPet V3, The, These
Available in · 3
PostPet → Chinese, English, Japanese
related to PostPet Momobin · 3
PostPet → CGI, PostPet Momobin, TBS Television
Developers · 2
PostPet → PetWorks, So-net
Operating system · 2
PostPet → Classic Mac OS, Windows
Type · 2
PostPet → email client, Virtual pet

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
PostPetAvailable inJapanese1.00infobox
PostPetAvailable inEnglish1.00infobox
PostPetAvailable inChinese1.00infobox
PostPetDevelopersSo-net1.00infobox
PostPetDevelopersPetWorks1.00infobox
PostPetLicenseProprietary1.00infobox
PostPetOperating systemClassic Mac OS1.00infobox
PostPetOperating systemWindows1.00infobox
PostPetReleaseNovember 1997; 28 years ago (1997-11)1.00infobox
PostPetTypeVirtual pet1.00infobox
PostPetTypeemail client1.00infobox
PostPetWebsitehttps://www.so-net.ne.jp/postpet1.00infobox

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