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Duke Caribbean: Life's a Beach

Duke Caribbean: Life's a Beach

Description: Duke Caribbean: Life's a Beach is an action-shooter game developed by Sunstorm Interactive. It came out on 31-12-1997. It was published by WizardWorks. Most rawgers rated the game as "Recommended". Duke Caribbean: Life's a Beach is available on PC. It was produced by George Broussard and Greg Malone. Lee Jackson and Robert Prince scored the game.

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