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Topic	Dreamcast
Dalthine 03/20/25 2:11:27 PM #48:	tb333 posted... Theres a keyboard? A keyboard and mouse would make quake easier to play. There's a keyboard, I don't think there's a mouse. The keyboard was made and used just to facilitate chat in early online games. I don't think any games use it for controls, but I could be wrong. DragulaRULEZ posted... Do Dreamcasts still get internet access? Can you download images and spray paint them on Jet Set Radio? So many inappropriate things, so much fun. I mean it just went straight into your phone line at the time. I don't see why it wouldn't, though any online services would have to be run by the developers. Like, the official Phantasy Star Online servers have long since shut down for example. But the web browser at least should still work (modern sites probably look horrible though). I also don't know if there was ever a broadband adapter for it so you might actually need dial up... Edit: to clarify, there was no central online service like PSN or Xbox Live. Every game handled its online individually. And it came with a web browser CD just to look at the internet. <cite>Dalthine posted [p:984421673] in Dreamcast... [t:80952804]...</cite> <quote>tb333 posted... </cite><quote>Theres a keyboard? A keyboard and mouse would make quake easier to play.</quote>There's a keyboard, I don't think there's a mouse. The keyboard was made and used just to facilitate chat in early online games. I don't think any games use it for controls, but I could be wrong.DragulaRULEZ posted... </cite><quote>Do Dreamcasts still get internet access? Can you download images and spray paint them on Jet Set Radio? So many inappropriate things, so much fun.</quote>I mean it just went straight into your phone line at the time. I don't see why it wouldn't, though any online services would have to be run by the developers. Like, the official Phantasy Star Online servers have long since shut down for example. But the web browser at least should still work (modern sites probably look horrible though). I also don't know if there was ever a broadband adapter for it so you might actually need dial up...Edit: to clarify, there was no central online service like PSN or Xbox Live. Every game handled its online individually. And it came with a web browser CD just to look at the internet. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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