The Sega Saturn NetLink League

That's certainly not rendered on a Saturn. :/

Not sure. I wasted a bunch of discs trying to get the video formatting right.

Found 'em. They'll be at this link for the next 30 days.

Link dead. See below.

mick_aka wrote:I know this is a very old thread but I'm also and owner of Daytona USA NetLink without the manual, did anyone ever acquire scans of this?

I believe I have scans somewhere. I'd have to hunt for them.

Could we see exactly what you're writing? If things don't use Wikipedia's correct style, they may be arbitrarily wiped as well.

Austin Peyton wrote:This message was sent by a sega saturn
Definitely get a keyboard. it will save countless hours in the long run.

Niiiiice. I'm pretty sure I have an adapter in one of my boxes.

Nice! I'm a little jealous.

Very nice! I'm glad to hear this!

I don't have access to any of my hardware at the moment, but I am very interested in trying all of this out again!

The US XBAND modems, from what we've learned, spit out a bunch of data right after connecting to what it believes is the server. We've seen some hints so far that the Japanese XBAND may be very similar, if not the same as the US Genesis and SNES XBANDs when it comes to communicating with the server,...

Dumping the XBAND SRAM is easy enough. Dumping an XBAND ROM is weird. If the Japanese version is anything like the US one, it probably has a custom chip in there. (In the US, it was the FRED chip.) FRED acted as a major control chip, pulling data from the cartridge ROM, its own ROM, and the SRAM on ...

I think I'm confused. Wasn't this Sega Channel Dreamcast? Or it was Mega Drive? I don't remember it being Saturn. Genesis/MegaDrive. I don't know the exact subscription method, but it would be provided over your cable TV line. You'd plug it into a special cartridge that you plugged into the top of ...

I don't think I've ever seen anyone banned before.