The Sega Saturn NetLink League

So... after working with my ISP, it appears the block is on SegaXtreme's end of the connection. Apparently somewhere between Verizon (their network) and their server, connections are being rejected to/from atleast my subnet if not maybe my ISP (a rather large provider so that's pretty odd). I guess ...

So... this is really weird. I can't get the site to load from my ISP. If I use another network (eg my phone) it connects just fine.

Other than the site not responding and having to read the pages via Google cache, that looks like exactly the guys I'm trying to find. As soon as I can get the site to load directly I'll jump in on that discussion. Thanks!!!

Nope. I started my search with the XBand guys over on Facebook and one of them sent me here. I'll take a look though. Thanks.

Oh cool, that's a brilliant approach. I had never thought of that. That's still moving the files through a NetLink but that's ok. So in my searching it doesn't look like anyone has come up with some other kind of solution to get around using the modem though, unless I've missed something.

I have tools to extract them already. That's not the problem. I'm trying to find the best way to make them usable/available for people. My original plan back in the early 2000's was to put a modem on a phone line that people could dial in with the Saturn to retrieve the saves directly but that seems...

Well, currently they are raw e-mail files that I had the Planet Web server send me. In theory I would log into my e-mail from the Saturn with NetLink and save the attachment to system memory, so the "filename" is their system memory name. Thanks for the offer to host but I'll probably stor...

I have a large collection of save files (1000+) in Net Link, base64 encoded e-mail format that I'm looking to share. Does anyone have any advice on the best format to present them in? I could just decode and zip them up. Anyways, looking for feedback. In short, before this page (archive.org link) wa...