The Sega Saturn NetLink League

sanila wrote:Hello everyone.It was nice meeting you all here.I want to welcome you all.My name is Sanila and I'm from Folsom.I found this site very informative and interesting.

Welcome to the boards! Enjoy your stay! We would love to hear more from you. For example, what type of games you play or genre?

I have the Japanese version of that. I'm thinking about picking up the Complete version, as well as Lunar II and its Complete version. Also, the PSP re-release, Silver Star Harmony. Possibly the US Saturn versions. I already own the US versions of both Lunar games for the Sega CD. Nice! I would lov...

Wow! I'm willing to pay $70 or less for a rare game (mainly a tight budget) I think I'll use my $400 on a new laptop instead! o.O

Warp2063 wrote:Nice. There are a couple of times I've been tempted to grab a Sakura Taisen Dreamcast from Japan, but I haven't done it yet. They're expensive.

Sakura Taisen looks amazing! I wish I had time for tactical games...

Today I bought Lunar: Silver Star Story for the Sega Saturn.

I think people should remember Doom 64. Its an awesome game but many people just hated it (IDK why) LOLZ :( That was such a great classic! I think people gave it poor reviews, was because the graphics or the controls or something. Like you said, I don't know. I thought it was awesome, and the weapo...

Pretty much in this topic is talking about the great classics or what we miss the most.

To start off, I'm sure most of us remember Doom95, and how it it ran off computers with the the good old turbo. Then when you turn it off the turbo, it would run choppy. I wish I still had one today!

JerryTerrifying wrote:Well damn that sucks. I didn't know so many people had that digital phone. Most people that I know without a regular phone service just use cellphones.

Yeah, I would too, but my cellphone doesn't offer that option.

JerryTerrifying wrote:You dont have a regular land line?

No, I don't. About an hour ago, Warp and I tried to connect, but it was a no go.

Haut D. Forme wrote:Alright, you know the drill: Blah blah blah just got my Modem blah blah blah got virtual on blah blah blah i want to face somebody.

Wanna set up a match?

Wish I could, but my modem is digital. ='^(

Later on I got an old machine off someone else, and it had both the B drive and a turbo button. =P

LOL! I missed those! I want one just to play Doom95 on it with the option of choppy or normal speed! xD

and wow a D drive! that's pretty sweet in its time!

Yeah not a lot of people are familliar with modem games. In the mid 90's sure but not now anyway. I'm only familliar with them because I used to play Age of Empires with my friend that way. I never did modem to modem although I do know what your talking about. I'm sure most of us remember having a ...

Yeah I wasn't clear in my first post. When I quoted you it seemed like you thought you needed an ISP fot Netlink games. You don't. Sorry about the mix up. It's all good! I actually thought you needed a ISP for NetLink games, so you were right about that one. I have no experience with NetLink games,...

JerryTerrifying wrote:How so? The Netlink when used for gaming does not connect through the internet. It directly dials the second Saturn.

I was talking about the Brower CD...

You don't need an internet account for the netlink.

You don't, but I do...

Auto-Fox wrote:Hmm... how does that work? Is there a high installation cost? Any sort of gimmick?

Nope, no gimmicks. No installation cost either, just plug it in and go.