Hey guys, good to see many of you are keeping the retro scene alive. I thought I'd share a guide I've been working on. Many of your are Dreamcast fans, and with this guide you can get your Dreamcast online without buying an expensive BBA, or a wonky Dial-up ISP.
Just plug into your PC through a modem and share the connection. Simple right? :p
http://www.dreamcast-scene.com/guides/p ... uide-win7/
Once you get online, join me for a game of PSO will ya!
DC-PC Server guide for Windows 7/Linux
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kingbuzzo wrote:Hey guys, good to see many of you are keeping the retro scene alive. I thought I'd share a guide I've been working on. Many of your are Dreamcast fans, and with this guide you can get your Dreamcast online without buying an expensive BBA, or a wonky Dial-up ISP.
Just plug into your PC through a modem and share the connection. Simple right? :p
http://www.dreamcast-scene.com/guides/p ... uide-win7/
Once you get online, join me for a game of PSO will ya!
I have been hoping for someone to do this, when I get home, trying this out, many thanks sir!
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Yeah this looks like an excellent project to do, I was hoping to find some other option besides the expensive adapter
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I have pso, i have a bba, where do you play?
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When i tried online-consoles years ago they required a certain amount of activity before permission was granted, but the forum was too quiet to generate the required activity in a reasonable amount of time.
Let me know where the racketboy guys hangout i'll go there. No i don't cheat.
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When i tried online-consoles years ago they required a certain amount of activity before permission was granted, but the forum was too quiet to generate the required activity in a reasonable amount of time.
Let me know where the racketboy guys hangout i'll go there. No i don't cheat.
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gennss wrote:I have pso, i have a bba, where do you play?
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When i tried online-consoles years ago they required a certain amount of activity before permission was granted, but the forum was too quiet to generate the required activity in a reasonable amount of time.
Let me know where the racketboy guys hangout i'll go there. No i don't cheat.
Hi gennss,
There are few different servers hanging around. I keep a list of friends in Jabber and just organize a game every so often.
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I wouldn't mind trying this and starting a group. I do PSO BB on PC on Schthack server but It would be kool to have diff servers for my consoles. I have Gamecube version too with BBA for that but I havnt put it on line yet.
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Xionraserei1 wrote:I wouldn't mind trying this and starting a group. I do PSO BB on PC on Schthack server but It would be kool to have diff servers for my consoles. I have Gamecube version too with BBA for that but I havnt put it on line yet.
I got a BBA for GCN and PSO. We should start up something with other members
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Awesome! Thanks for letting us know. I going to try this with my PowerBook 145 Sometime Soon.
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Dreamcast-Talk manages servers for all 5 DC games that still work online to this day. You can even schedual games with people and meet up at certain times.
http://dreamcast-talk.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=4
http://dreamcast-talk.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=4

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woah. I'm gonna check this out -- I just recently came across PSO along with a keyboard and mouse!