[James D]

Will it be possible to play against a Dreamcast user with a Playstation do you think? (Using the net) I hope so!

[Bryan]

No, i very much doubt that you could play against any other console owner as they all use their own isp's, just everything in a console is different from a competitors console.

[Jose Cardoso]

I suppose it's "possible" in a way but do you really see Sega and Sony teaming up to make it happen? Not likely!

It would be great if they did though.

[Postie]

I have a dreamcast and was lucky enough to have a quick go on PS2. Let me tell you, the dreamcasts days are numbered.

[James D]

Postie alot of people have said that they think the PS2 is better so far and I agree. But I was reading in the PS2 (official) forum that Sega are creating a package for around $21 a month for fast internet access for gamers. It will also include a free Dremacast and Keyboard and a refund if you already have bought the Dreamcast! Who knows?!

[This message has been edited by Jose Cardoso (edited 04 April 2000).]

[Postie]

mmmm sounds like games machines are going the DSTB way.

I think it would be cool if Sony,SEGA,and Nintando offered a free "box" if you signed up to there internet service for a year.

I would do it.

[craighart]

Segas tie-in is 2 years though. At the pace at which this technology is evolving, how many adopters of the deal are going to be left paying off a contract they never use?

[Postie]

Point taken.

[Jason Perlow]

Last weekend, I managed to retrieve my old Dreamcast from the loft, and played a game on it, and needless to say, I quickly grew bored of it within minutes of playing! Now, when I got out my old Playstation 2 and started playing games on that, I ended up playing well into the late evening and still not getting bored of it!

[gdjman68wasdigi]

Bump, this thread should getting spots and thinking about girls now

[Steveaustin316]

Bump of a 13 year old thread, a new DS record perhaps?

[GB-UK]

Originally Posted by Jason Perlow

Last weekend, I managed to retrieve my old Dreamcast from the loft, and played a game on it, and needless to say, I quickly grew bored of it within minutes of playing! Now, when I got out my old Playstation 2 and started playing games on that, I ended up playing well into the late evening and still not getting bored of it!

I'm the opposite, my Dreamcast is still hooked up to my HD tv today via VGA and is used regularly where as I sold my PS2 within weeks of buying it and my PS3 is now used solely for bluray and media streaming.