On the US version you have to dial people directly, which is also how this Player List function works.
PLAYER LIST - I haven't seen this option on the US version. This option isn't why I think the JP version seems better, just adding it. It says the DEMO only supports peer-to-peer so this seems to be the old (and defunct) server-based online mode. So to return to the topic at hand, I have now seen both the US and JP Xband screens and the JP version seems better - is this a misunderstanding on my end?įor example it has a CHALLENGE option. Like hawkzer0, I have tested v5 and it works perfectly! Thank you SEGA RPG FAN for putting in the time and effort into fixing this problem and for your future work rebuilding the files - you are a genuine legend! Fenrir is just really picky about format apparently.
There won't be any functional difference between these and the old versions, so if the old versions are working for people you're OK to keep using them. This means as long as you have a landline you can still use the Netlink, sadly landlines are starting to be a thing of the past and most people don't want to play long distance charges to play online.SEGA RPG FAN wrote:I'll start re-building these so they're Fenrir compatible, test, and get the dreampipe downloads updated. unlike most internet service's the Netlink did not use server's to play games as it uses Direct Dial (if anybody remembers that) where you just dial you opponent and play that way. We all (And by all i mean the three of us) know about the Sega Saturn Netlink modem that came out in 1996 and allowed internet play and web browsing in the Saturn. Considering how people liked the topic on the Sonic Adventure games Dreamcast Sites being back online i thought i bring out an even more obscure project involving a Sega consoles online features.
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