Sega Handheld April Fools Joke?, but what if its true?
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 Sep 25 2006, 09:21 PM
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QUOTE(eyerule @ Sep 25 2006, 09:04 PM) the dreamcast was too futuristic oredi. when they had all that online play back in 1999 a lot of ppl didn't have broadband and those kind of thing. damn sad Before American's launch, Dreamcast ships with 33.6 k and after American's launch, Dreamcast ships with 56k modem. Back then, online games are playable with Dreamcast's dial up modem. Later on, they released Broadband adapters. |
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Sep 25 2006, 09:29 PM
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QUOTE(Mgsrulz @ Sep 25 2006, 09:23 PM) i read in games master(UK mag) that the modem is restricted by software. Quote from Wikipedia:by entering some disc(i didnt get it with my dc,so couldnt try  ) and tinkering with the system settings,you'd be able to use 56kbps.anyone ever tried this before? QUOTE Dreamcast consoles came with a disc containing web browser software allowing dial-up Internet access. Dream Passport was the Japanese browser, Planetweb was used in America, and DreamKey in Europe. Version 3.0 of Planetweb included broadband capabilities, Java, Flash, and mouse support. I didn't get the disc too, so I couldn't try.  |
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