The Sega Saturn NetLink League

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sega_NetLink

This page sucks. I saw we update it. Who's with me?

With what? If you try to make Wiki articles too creative or too based on your own beliefs, they get changed back. Really, for something like the NetLink, this isn't bad.

With something more accurate. It's blending in the Japanese and North American versions, it doesn't have Japan-only NetLink games. The actual device is called "Net Link" and not NetLink." It doesn't talk about the browser versions, doesn't describe the experience, and thinks that the Net Link Zone only connected to IRC, it mentions Concentric but not WebBullet. Planetweb doesn't even have a page which makes no sense. The NetLink page sucks because it's confusing, inaccurate, and doesn't speak to the experience whatsoever. And Planetweb seriously needs a page.

*shrugs* I still don't think it's that bad. If you want to do the research and cite your sources for Wikipedia, you're more than welcome to.

I really believe that the name is NetLink and not Net Link...

Rogue wrote:I really believe that the name is NetLink and not Net Link...

I agree. All of the stylized logos are written that way. I don't have a manual with me here at school to see how it's written out inside, though.

Warp2063 wrote:

Rogue wrote:I really believe that the name is NetLink and not Net Link...

I agree. All of the stylized logos are written that way. I don't have a manual with me here at school to see how it's written out inside, though.

If you look at the manual, any press release, or official documentation from Sega you'll see that it's notated as "Net Link," which is the official name of the product. I still write "NetLink" as an an homage to the stylized logo, but it's two words, not one. Besides, back in the day Sega told us.

A quick Google search produces a PDF of the manual for the mouse.
http://www.gametronik.com/site/rubrique ... 0Mouse.pdf

And a CNET news article:
http://news.cnet.com/Sega-catapults-to- ... 39291.html