The Sega Saturn NetLink League

Has anyone been using this recently?

Does this fix some of the latency with battles across the large sea?

I would love to test this.

I have gigabit fiber internet running through Dreampi to my Saturn.

tuxmask75 wrote:Aww man cant get the iso, seems its been taken down.

I can give it to you! PM me for it

I got a Dreampi working on my Saturn using the Planetweb v4.035 browser. I wonder if I can play on it too? Send me a PM or reply here if anyone is willing to try with me.

I'm in Vermont, much much closer to Virginia. I need to buy some of this analog to digital stuff though...

Oh man, I must have stopped watching this forum before I saw this... Ever since I switched my phone lines from copper to SIP I couldn't play! Now I will get this set up if anyone still exists to play with!

itsstillthinking1999 wrote:would still be willing to test as long as someone does the calling

Will do! I'm off every Friday, otherwise we can work something out

Both Yabause and SSF have mouse emulation (actually still didnt get it to work on either) but neither emulates the keyboard. How silly considering the keyboard cant be a keyboard...? I'll try some other mouse games that are shown to work on retail and troubleshoot from there.

I didn't even think of that! I'll test when I get home. The thing I wonder mostly is if the Saturn has *any* detection difference between the ps2 adaptor or the real keyboard

Well considering my internet is 860-940MBps, and the ISP headquarters is about 25 miles away, and were the ones who provided my analog DSL and phone before, maybe I'll get lucky and it will work just fine. Just need a test buddy! On a side note, anyone know of the Keyboard and mouse working on Duke ...

My modem is on the outside of the house, has an underground line from the telephone pole to it, and is literally just two Ethernet jacks (one inactive unless I purchase a second 1GBps line), and two phone jacks (one unplugged, unsure if inactive for same reason as Ethernet 2). Ethernet 1 runs inside...

Even though my internet was switched to fiber optic, I'm not sure what my actual phone runs on anymore. Is there an easy way to test if it will still work?

I lost my analog line as well :c

However, it was my ISP replacing my 8Mbps down/0.5Mbps up speed DSL connection with 945Mbps down and 925 up.

I guess it evens out okay.







...But I still miss it :c

I used the 3d controller personally.

Okay lol Sounds good.