officially ceasing online gaming on the Dreamcast in the United States. Dreamarena was a free dial-up-based online gaming service provided for all Dreamcast...

Online support for Dreamcast games via SegaNet continued until 2003. Dreamarena was a free dial-up-based online gaming service provided for Dreamcast...

upload their best times to an online ranking within Dreamarena. Players registered to Dreamarena/Seganet could also access a special MSR microsite using...

regions, it was given free to subscribers of Sega's online gaming service Dreamarena. ChuChu Rocket! was a commercial and critical success. Critics praised...

David Auerbach, who writes about meganets as a socio‑technical phenomena Dreamarena Sega Net Link SegaNet XBAND Redsell, Adam (2012-05-20). "Sega: A Soothsayer...

stunt to be lost. MSR did not support direct network play via SegaNet/Dreamarena, however it did provide some online features. Players could download ghost...

composite Online service JP: Dricas (1998-2007) NA: Sega Net (2000–2002) EU: Dreamarena (2000–2003) Non-unified services (2002–2016) Non-unified services (2003–2009)...

connect to the SegaNet Internet service in Japan and North America and the Dreamarena service in Europe VMU accessory serves as a combination memory card, second...

carrying the same name in Japan. The European counterpart was called Dreamarena. The following games are compatible with the Net Link: Daytona USA CCE...

online support as standard, with the SegaNet service in North America and Dreamarena in Europe. Nevertheless, due to lack of widespread broadband adoption...