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===[[wikipedia:Central Station (online service)|Central Station]] (PS2)===
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===[[wikipedia:XLink Kai|XLink Kai]]===
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===[[wikipedia:BarrysWorld|BarrysWorld]]===
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===[[wikipedia:DWANGO|DWANGO]]===
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===[[wikipedia:Kali(software)|Kali]]===
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===[[wikipedia:MPlayer.com|MPlayer]]===
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===[[wikipedia:GameRanger|GameRanger]]===
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Server-matching / IRC application (similar to Xfire)<br/>It's possible to use [[Preservation_projects#Private_Game_Servers|supported games with this application for multiplayer]].
===[[wikipedia:GameSpy|GameSpy]]===
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[[Preservation_projects#Private_Platform_Servers|Revived thanks to OpenSpy project.]]
===[[wikipedia:GameStorm|GameStorm]]===
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===[[wikipedia:GameHouse#RealArcade|RealArcade]]===
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Safe-Site was a subscription service provide by Oregon Scientific that launched in 1999 (Circa) The service was promoted as a safe introduction to the internet, providing e-mail, a newsgroup, greeting card trading, and a way for kids to post game scores on a leaderboard. the service would also send subscribers educational facts and trivia. Safe-Site was exclusively for those who bought their educational computers, to the point that everything anyone knows about it comes from press releases and some promotional text in store catalogues. The service costed {{Inflation|USD|15|1999}} a month and required the "Safe-Site" modem ({{Inflation|USD|50|1999}}) <ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20150527101343/https://www.nytimes.com/1999/03/11/technology/safer-web-playgrounds-are-aimed-at-kids-and-paying-parents.html Safer Web Playgrounds Are Aimed at Kids and Paying Parents <br>(Prices are at the end of the page)]</ref>
===[[wikipedia:Total Entertainment Network|Total Entertainment Network]]===
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The service endured for a time but was finally shut down in 2014.
===[[wikipedia:World Opponent Network|World Opponent Network]]===
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===[[wikipedia:Xfire|Xfire]]===
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=Services for Arcades=
===[[wikipedia:ALL.Net|ALL.Net]]===
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===[[wikipedia:Atomiswave#AW-net|AW-Net]]===
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===[[wikipedia:e-Amusement|e-Amusement]]===
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