The Sega Saturn NetLink League

Xranger60 wrote:Wow I didn't know they still send out copies of Dreamkey. Back in the day there was some controversy but it seemed like people liked dreamkey better than PlanetWeb browser. Any thoughts?

i never even knew their was more than one web browser lol

Well im in the UK and that about it at the moment I think....I know someone who is currently in the process of sorting out his netlink setup who is also in the UK so thats kinda 3 of us :) Yeah ebay will be your only option to be honest...you will not find anything in stores because not only is the...

Hi, Ok, well first of all yeah xranger is correct it would cost you nothing extra...great init :) Secondly...dreamkey...well you will need a browser to enter dial-up details which cannot be done with earlier Dreamkey versions, you can however pretty much use any other Dreamcast browser known to man...

yeh ok.

Yes, if you're sharing a network connection, and let's say you have Broadband, there's no way possible this could lead to greater charges. Unless something weird happens and the planets line up to charge you extra cash. It's almost like using a router. You're splitting up the internet connection am...

Xranger60 wrote:As far as I know, Bomberman Online's network functions have not been resurrected yet, hopefully they will be someday. But at least Saturn Bomberman will be possible as long as there are landline phones.

how exactly could it be ressurected???

just wonderin but how many of us are from the uk.

and where on earth do i buy a net link????

lol i dont even have a saturn yet but i am in deep consideration about getting one.

thanks for telling me dude.
but you are 100% sure about the dreamcast price thing right.

Xranger60 wrote:If you ever get the chance or see Saturn Bomberman available, pick it up. You would love it. Another good choice is Bomberman Online for Dreamcast.

does it still work online???

thanks

another problem is ive got one of the earlier version of dreamkey, will this be a problem

Hey, Well you can use the Dreamcast via broadband in two different ways. the first option is to buy a Dreamcast broadband adapter but that is pretty expensive and it also only works with PSO and Quake 3...not to mention it was only available in the USA and Japan. Your second option would be to use ...

yeah i love bomberman but ive only ever had it for the snes.

ive always been on the verge of buying a saturn for the past three years but something always stops me.
can anyone give me a good enough reason to try and get one and how much does netlink cost to play.
is it free through your broadband and will in even work in the uk