The Sega Saturn NetLink League

So the card slot had no function for SegaNet subscribers? Seems weird they'd just include it. Sucks on the 14.4, but you'll probably never play it anyway, so it is just a great historical artifact. How much did you have to shell for it? As far as I could tell from reading the included manuals the s...

I wonder what happens to these unreleased games? Do Sega archive them and could you contact Sega about licensing and purchasing of these titles? It would be cool to obtain this kind of stuff and sell it to the Saturn community wouldn't it? If they were first or second party games then probably they...

Ok, it arrived here this morning. I've discovered quite a few interesting things. There were actually TWO online gaming services for the Saturn in Japan. SegaNet by Sega. And Xband - remember those guys? Yeah, apparently Xband was licsenced by Sega of Japan before they went under. It is the Xband se...

According to the sleek and efficent Japanese Post website, my package arrived yesterday at JFK airport. Hopefully will come later today when I get home, and I'll certainly write up a report. Everything it is in brand new condition and sealed. All the manuals are included - so hopefully they will con...

There might be more import ones out there that support it. Certainly a cool concept, it is a pity more consoles and games didn't have this type of feature. Would be great for party gaming if you had more then one TV resonably close together. Seems kind of hard to find today. There is a Japanese sell...

Mobile Suit Gundam Side Story 2 -

This doesn't come in a standard Saturn CD case. Instead it opens up like a book with the manual in the front and the CD held in place on the last 'page'.

I don't know if it ever had a spine card, I got it used.

http://www.sega-saturn.us That about covers it. Thanks for the advertising Grolt :) As of now we have 241 out of 245 North American games up. Anything under 150MB is free to download, if you want something over 150MB please make a donation....(sorry guys I have to pay for the bandwidth costs someho...

I realize that the Japanese modem operated on a SegaNet server similar to Dreamcast and thusly none are playable today Are you sure about this? The wikipedia article for SegaNet states: "Unlike other online services, one doesn't connect to a central service, but instead tells the dial-up modem...