Sega has announced that it plans to implement a flat rate for consumers interested in playing networked games over the company's SegaNet online service. As of November 1, the company will charge $9.95 ...

Sega Corp. will begin charging $9.95 a month beginning Nov. 1 for access to SegaNet, its online gaming service for players of Dreamcast, Sega’s discontinued video game console. Launched last year as a ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Sega announced today that it will sponsor an online competition for NFL 2K1 dubbed the SegaNet Bowl. The tournament will feature three separate ...

Sega of America Inc. pulled the plug Friday on an ambitious strategy to link video game consoles to the Internet, saying it will focus solely on producing software titles. The abandonment of SegaNet ...

As the Dreamcast descends its downward spiral, the question has been asked about Seganet service - how will SEGA continue to support players who want to play online on their Dreamcast? SEGA has ...

Il colosso nipponico cambia strategia e dal primo novembre impone un pagamento per gli utenti di SegaNet. Non è chiaro come l'azienda speri di trattenere a sé i propri utenti. La rete che cambia Il ...

SegaNet launches early next month and promises to bring a world of advantage to gamers hungry for fast Online play through 56K (hey - that rhymes!). Are you skeptical, having had some miserable ...

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NEW YORK – As a preemptive strike to the launch of Sony’s PlayStation2 game console this October, Sega staged a Christmas-in-July event here to re-introduce the press to its successful Dreamcast ...

SegaNet, the dial-up gaming device introduced in 2000 by Sega, was a shift that the company had made following the failure of its Saturn and Dreamcast consoles. It was a time when Sega's consoles were ...