Sega NetLink

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Launched in 1996, NetLink (or Seganet in Japan) is a 28.8 kbit/s modem that fits into the Sega Saturn cartridge port that allowed gamers to get online. It was the first system to allow players to use their own internet service provider.

A web browser from PlanetWeb was included and a mouse and keyboard adapter was also available to simplify nagivation.

[edit] Games available on NetLink

• Daytona CCE Championship Edition
• Duke Nukem 3D
• Saturn Bomberman
• Sega Rally
• Virtual On

[edit] See also

• Sega Meganet
• SegaNet

[edit] External links

• Planetweb
• The Sega Saturn NetLink League -- Hook up with fellow NetLink users to play Saturn games online!
• Learn Planetweb's Self-Download Feature

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