Newsletter: Sega World Weekly issue 116 (then Dreamcast Weekly)
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((( DREAMCAST WEEKLY INFO ))) | Page 1 |
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> For daily game news, over 300 Prima Fast Track Guides
online, codes, downloads, and contests every day, be sure
to visit Primagames. Prima is the #1 source for game
strategy in the world! - http://www.PrimaGames.com
> For the latest game news, reviews and previews visit the
premier video games site TotalVideoGames.com With over
300 archived news articles & the greatest game reviews.
- http://www.totalvideogames.com Then check out The
Junction, the best place for Teens to chat.
- http://www.the-junction.com
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((( EDITORS COMMENTS ))) | Page 1 |
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Last week Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2 arrived in from Activision
Australia, and this week we put the game down for a few
seconds to bring you a full cover story review. I have to
admit though, all these latest Dreamcast releases make it
seem like we can't write a bad review, heh. This is however
the start of a new addition to our reviews, a 2nd Opinion
from a younger gamer.
Then in Question and Answer we've got everything from
surround sound to the Sega Master System, from Phantasy
Star Online to Sonic Jam and much more. Keep the questions
coming, but please note we've already covered the Free ISP
issue. For those who missed it check out Page 3 this week
for a re-print.
Next up is Playcycle, a website I've been beta testing
recently that is now up and running. But what makes this
so special is that it's an online auction site, just for
video games. Full details along with their press release on
Page 4. While we're talking about Playcycle too, if you
have any feedback what so ever, good or bad, they would
like you to please send it to Mike at mfarago@playcycle.com
Finally this week is the last for your chance to win $400
worth of Dreamcast products from Blade.cc and Dreamcast
Weekly Magazine. To enter, we hope you've been collecting
the keywords over the past three weeks, because here you
can find the fourth and final word at this address:
http://www.powerup.com.au/~gamers/dc.htm
Now to enter please send us an e-mail with the subject,
"Gimmie Dreamcast Stuff!" complete with all four keywords
inside. The winner will be drawn at random on January 22nd
and will be contacted via e-mail for further details.
Good luck, and until next time, Happy Gaming!
- Graham "Tails" Parker (Editor)
.oO Page 2 - Cover Story Oo.
.oO Page 3 - Free ISP's Oo.
.oO Page 4 - Online Auctions Oo.
.oO Page 5 - Question & Answer Oo.
.oO Page 6 - Prima Games Corner Oo.
.oO Page 7 - Cheat Codes Oo.
.oO Page 8 - Contest - $400 Oo.
.oO Page 9 - Our Support Sites Oo.
.oO Page 10 - Credits Oo.
HOT QUOTE this issue: "While Sega.net offers the best in
online gaming for your Dreamcast, there's still some who
would rather go with the other ISP's"
-- Free ISP's - Page 3
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((( COVER STORY ))) | Page 2 |
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>>>> Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2 Review
-- Written by Graham Parker
Even if you've never played Tony Hawk Skater, every gamer
is aware that it's one seriously awesome title. Now not
long after the original hit the Dreamcast, the sequel is
here and we're ready to ollie and grind once again with the
pros.
First you'll be greeted with the full motion video, which
works perfectly as a reminder that the amazing tricks your
about to pull off in the game are all actually done in real
life. Later, after completing each character you'll open up
full length videos of their real life counterparts in
action, and believe me you'll have a whole new respect for
the game after watching these. So don't skip past the intro
as so many people often do, and if you must have a reason
to watch, there's some painful looking mistakes in there
too ;)
But then it's time to get into serious, and from the title
screen you have access to Career mode, Trick Attack, Free
Skate, and a two player match. Career mode would be a wise
first choice, as you have to complete the single player
levels before you can ride them in other modes. Here your
given a set of objectives to complete, and unlike in the
original where you were given video's for showing off your
skills, this time your after the money. Each objective met
earns you a little more cash, and when you reach a certain
amount, usually around half the tasks, the next level is
opened up and ready for conquering.
Tasks range from finding five letters to spelling out
SKATE, to simply scoring over a certain amount of points,
to just performing the right tricks in the right place.
Your given two minutes to play each level, and that's only
time to complete one or two objectives, so thankfully the
restart option is always handy and doesn't take long to
load.
Once you've furthered your career and are starting to make
a virtual living out of skateboarding, you can spend your
cash on upgrading your characters stats, buying a new
board, or even learning new tricks.
Now if one of the 13 real life skaters isn't for you,
including Steve Caballero, Eric Koston, and Rodney Mullen
in this sequel, building your character from scratch and
saving him to your VMU (takes around 14 blocks) is the
only way to go. Wether you want to make him look like a
real cool dude, or a half naked guy wearing a shower cap
is up to you, but the possibilities are all there. You can
even make the old skipper, Gilligan, or how about Freddy
Kruger. The only fault that could be found in the
character editor is that designing your dream skate girl
is out of the question.
Adding even more to the desires of those that bought the
original game recently, the developers have pulled out all
the stops here and thrown in a park editor. No, thrown in
is the wrong words, because this editor was clearly
designed with some serious thought, planning, and testing.
Something normally reserved for PC gamers only, your
finally been given the chance to push your imagination and
skills to the limit, with an insane barrage of ramps,
rails and fences you've built yourself. Ones that would
even make Tony Hawk himself think twice about trying.
While you are limited to a fairly small space, and don't
have access to quite all items used in the real levels,
there's still plenty of room for huge half pipes, pools
to skate around, oh and a few evil spike pits ;) Best of
all the level design interface is easy to use, doesn't
really require reading of the manual beforehand, and takes
up very little space on your VMU (around 17 blocks).
Ok so once you've designed your level, and put the starting
positions in, including throwing player two right in front
of some deadly spikes (that person knows who they are,
hehe) your ready for some real point racking action. The
best place to try out your park is in two player, which
opens a wide variety of game modes. Naturally there's the
trick attack, where you battle it out for a set number of
minutes and try to top each others score. But then there's
the more original Graffiti mode, where you try and "tag"
the most spots around the level in your players color, and
other skaters can wipe over your tag by performing a better
trick.
The finally there's my personal favourite, known as
"Horse". Players take it in turn to perform one trick in
ten seconds, then the other person tries to top it. The
first person who fails to beat the score gets a letter,
and the first one to spell "Horse" loses. Well that, or
what ever word you decided on in the beginning. It may not
be the most action packed two player game, but believe me,
you've never felt so much pressure to pull of a trick
perfectly. Of course if your against a player with more
skill than yourself, you can bite the bullet and get him to
decrease his characters skills, or increase your own. The
only fault I can make here is that it would have been quite
possible to make "Horse" a 4-player game, as only one
player goes at a time, but perhaps we'll see that in the
next sequel.
Well, never having spent so much time talking about just
the gameplay, the graphics and sound have gone almost
un-mentioned so far. That has to be a good sign, and indeed
Tony Hawk 2 is a tribute to why we play games in the first
place. Just don't buy this game before you've got a big
homework assignment to do, or your about to go on vacation,
because believe me, you'll find it impossible to put down
there's so much to see and do. Some of the single player
levels even take a refreshingly different approach, giving
you one minute in which to impress the judges and beat all
twelve other skaters.
But given that the game was originally on the Playstation,
there should naturally be those who question the Dreamcast
versions graphics. Luckily the developers have done a good
job improving the draw distance, letting you see the games
unbelievably huge levels, at the same time splashing on a
new coat of textures. The game almost looks like it was the
designed for the Dreamcast, but not quite. The polygon
count, while certainly upped from the 32-bit version, still
looks like it has the bones of a Playstation underneath the
new graphics.
Finally there's the soundtrack, which receives no less than
rock'n beats from some of the big bands, starting with Rage
Against the Machine. Then if variety even came into
question, there are 20 different songs packed onto the
Dreamcast's GD-ROM.
Every aspect of the original has been built on, from new
multiplayer modes, to the level builder, to a new combo
trick system with infinite possibilities. Overall if you
think you've been there, done that with videogame
skateboarding, take a look at Tony Hawk 2 and you won't
look back.
Gameplay: 99% -- It reminds us why we play games in the
first place.
Graphics: 93% -- Pretty good, but it's still built from
a Playstation game at heart.
Sound: 96% -- A real life soundtrack helps to keep
you from getting tired with some of
the harder challenges.
Lastability: 99% -- If you could only ever buy one game for
the four or so years you own a
Dreamcast, this would be a perfect
choice.
OVERALL: 99% -- The "Shenmue" for skaters? Could be!
>>>> 2nd Opinion
-- Written by Andrew Lugg
After each review here at Dreamcast Weekly we receive
several e-mails from parents wondering if their kids might
enjoy the game. Hence from now on we'll be bringing you a
second opinion on each title from a younger gamers point
of view. This week twelve year old Andrew Lugg reviews
Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2 (forcing him to play the game,
aren't we cruel? lol!)
Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2 has reasonable graphics, yet still
far better than on the Playstation version. It's easier to
get the hang of than the original, and has many other
advantages like a park editor. Although the park editor has
cool items like a pit of spikes, it's sometimes fiddly to
use because it doesn't have a menu so you can see all the
items at once. Searching through the items can slow down
building a good park.
My favourite of all the levels is at the local high school,
which is filled with poles and ramps, plus a swimming pool
which is cool for grinding. By the way, a useful tip to
give you multiple scores is to make a small jump while
grinding, then land back again and continue on the trick.
Overall even though I don't like skateboarding, I really
enjoyed this game!
Rating: 95%
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((( FREE ISP'S ))) | Page 3 |
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While Sega.net offers the best in online gaming for your
Dreamcast, there's still some who would rather go with
the other ISP's, and for those we bring you a free ISP that
has been tested and does indeed work with the Dreamcast.
Thanks to Gobbles for this info...
For US readers, I have found a free ISP for those out
there looking for one to use with a Dreamcast. All you need
to do is sign up at http://www.startfree.com
There is no need to download the program, just go and get
a local access number. On the Dreamcast, put the number
in, and for your username it needs to be written as
username@startfree.com Oh don't forget the password! For
the DNS entries put 0.0.0.0 for both 1 and 2. Do this and
you are on your way to surfing for free.
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((( ONLINE ACUTIONS ))) | Page 4 |
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>>>> Playcycle - http://www.playcycle.com/
Last year in our "Sega On The Web" page we highlighted the
best, and strangest, Sega auctions on Ebay. But after that
I became involved in another online auction site, one
designed just for video games, and I knew these guys were
onto a great idea. As one of the beta testers of Playcycle
I had to go through the site as it was being built, testing
every aspect and button. While it did look a little messy
back then ;) the website is now fully up and running,
looking better than ever, and in fact they just sent out
their first press release last week.
Because the site is designed only for videogames, naturally
it suits us far better than Ebay, but it also has a simple
billing system, $1 for each successful auction, and that's
all. So even if you sell a collectable for $15,000 it only
costs you $1 to list it. Personally I thought that, along
with some other original features such as Wizard Points
and a ranking board for members make Playcycle the first
true auction site for gamers.
It's been great seeing the site built up, and now I'm proud
to publish their first press release. Finally they have
asked if any of our readers check out the site, and you
have any feedback what so ever, good or bad, they would
like you to send it to Mike at mfarago@playcycle.com
"All Games All The Time"
NEWTON, Mass., January 9, 2001 - Playcycle, Inc. launches
http://www.playcycle.com/, a web-based exchange designed
exclusively for the video gaming community.
At Playcycle, Members can post Seeks and Offers for the new
and used video games, consoles and accessories they want to
buy and sell. Posting and membership are both FREE. The
owner of the listing is billed only $1 in the event of a
successful transaction, and there are no other required
fees.
Dedicated exclusively to the video gaming community,
Playcycle gives these enthusiasts the greatest flexibility
when they are looking to buy or sell video games, consoles,
and accessories. At last, gamers can:
· Tell the community what they want to buy, as well as what
they have to sell
· Choose from fixed price, negotiable price, auction, or
reverse auction formats
· Find exactly the games they want, and compare them
quickly and easily
· See the entire market in real time across gaming
platforms and transaction formats
From the beginning, the Playcycle team worked with video
gaming enthusiasts across the country to create a site
that fulfills the needs of one of this nation's fastest
growing communities. The overall secondary video game
market is valued at $1.3 billion.
Michael Thomasson, of Good Deal Games (Lexington, Ky.), a
renowned online game dealer, was so impressed that he has
made Playcycle the premier outlet for two newly published
Sega CD games, Star Strike and Bug Blasters: The
Exterminators, for which he has recently secured
publishing and distribution rights.
"The uncomplicated fee structure and unique interface will
draw gaming enthusiasts and dealers alike" Mr. Thomasson
said, "And since the site is dedicated only to video games,
Playcycle can assess and respond to the ongoing needs of
this close-knit community, as they did when building the
site."
The Playcycle team will continue to improve
http://www.playcycle.com/ in the months ahead, adding
newly requested functionality and content.
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((( QUESTION & ANSWER ))) | Page 5 |
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Do you have a question for your Sega know-it-all? Simply
e-mail in your questions to Ross at zondaro@usa.net and
look for the answers soon in an issue of Dreamcast Weekly.
We are unable to personally reply to all emails.
<<<< METROPOLIS STREET RACER
By the time you read this, I should be cruising the streets
in my sweet MSR car of choice. If you are wondering what
the topic of choice will be now that MSR is out, I don't
know yet... but Phantasy Star Online looks sweet. Perhaps
I'll start the "Official DC Weekly PSO Clan"? More news on
this wonderful idea next week.
Days left till PSO: 22
Next week: DCW the Phantasy Star Online Clan
>>>> Old Systems Do it Better
Q) I would like to know if anyone knows where I could get
a US Master System. Thanks.
- Rodrigo Suarez
I was wondering if you knew where I could get a copy of
"Sonic Jam" for the Sega Saturn. No one seems to carry
it. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
- J. Hasenour
A) Ebay.com and Funcoland.com are your best choices. I also
believe that segadojo.com now has a message board
dedicated to game trading.
There is also a strong rumor going around about a Sonic
Anniversary Pack for the Dreamcast that would collect
all of his previous games, and put them on one disk.
No clue about a release date of course. Maybe after e3?
>>>> Questions now Cost $25,000 Each
Q) 1. Will there be any rail simulation such as Densha
De-Go come out for Dreamcast in Europe?
2. When will Europe get a new browser?
3. Should I buy Half-Life for Dreamcast or for the PC?
4. Is the Dreamcast Camera worth getting?
Sincerely. - Hakuna Matata
A) 1. I believe that Microsoft has some sort of Train
simulator coming to the PC. Other then that... we
should get Coster Works, a roller coaster simulator
on the Dreamcast.
2. Early 2001 is the latest date given by Sega Europe.
3. Depends what you want. Better graphics will be on
the Dreamcast, also that 'exclusive' mission pack.
4. If it ever comes out...
>>>> Rockets Heard from Behind
Q) Are there any games out or to be out soon in 5.1
Surround Sound for the Dreamcast? - Mike West
A) Quake 3 Arena is the only title at this stage that
supports support sound, however Sega's latest
development libraries offer companies an easy way to
include sound like that, so we expect more in the near
future.
>>>> Mystery Rebate Solved
Q) Hey. Do the European Dreamcast owners get Sega's $20
rebate or is only in USA/Japan? I'm a registered user in
Finland and no one seems to know nothing about it.
-Kid L.
A) Hmm...no. I haven't heard of a $20 dollar rebate. If
you were referring to the $200 dollar rebate that gamers
in the USA got when registering for Sega.net, No. I'm
pretty sure no one else got the offer.
Keep the questions coming. - zondaro@usa.net
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((( PRIMA GAMES CORNER ))) | Page 6 |
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>>>> Sega Releases Dreamcast Broadband Adapter
- http://www.primagames.com/news/article/2687/
After a delay of one year, Sega has ushered in the
broadband era for Dreamcast by making available the
Dreamcast Broadband Adapter. Full details on this online
revolution, including the price and web address where to
order it from available at the Prima Games link above.
>>>> 20,000 Cheats
- http://www.primagames.com/strategy/codes/
Prima Games, the company responsible for those brilliant
strategy guides launch their cheats database... and they
feature more games than you can shake a stick, no a whole
danged tree at!
>>>> 300 Fast Track Guides
- http://www.primagames.com/guides/pftg.php
Remember, Primagames.com has more than 300 Prima Fast Track
Guides online for you to check out right now. For the best,
fastest, and most up-to-date game strategy you'll find,
Prima's the ticket.
>>>> Hot games that Prima Official Strategy Guides cover:
Shenmue - http://www.primagames.com/strategy/book/4901/
Quake 3 PC - http://www.primagames.com/strategy/book/4296/
NFL 2K1 - http://www.primagames.com/strategy/book/5096/
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((( CHEAT CODES ))) | Page 7 |
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>>>> Tony Hawk Pro Skater 2
-- Clear Whole Game With Current Skater:
During the game you can press start to pause. Now press
and hold the LEFT trigger button while you enter: B, LEFT,
UP, RIGHT, B, LEFT, UP, RIGHT, A, B, LEFT, UP, RIGHT, B,
LEFT, UP, RIGHT. If you entered the code correctly you will
see the pause screen shake.
-- Double Moon Physics:
During the game you can press start to pause. Now press
and hold the LEFT trigger button while you enter: LEFT,
UP, LEFT, UP, DOWN, UP, X, Y, LEFT, UP, LEFT, UP, DOWN,
UP, X, Y. If you entered the code correctly you will see
the pause screen shake.
-- Instant $5000:
During the game you can press start to pause. Now press and
hold the LEFT trigger button while you enter: A, DOWN,
LEFT, RIGHT, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT. If you entered the code
correctly you will see the pause screen shake.
-- Jet Pack Mode:
To unlock the Jet Pack Mode you must enter the following
code while the game is paused and while holding the LEFT
trigger button: UP, UP, UP, UP, A, X, UP, UP, UP, UP, A, X,
UP, UP, UP, UP. If you entered it correctly the screen will
shake. Enter your game as normal, you can press the A
button to gain altitude, release it to float back down.
While you ollie or get launched in the air press and hold
the Y button to activate your jet pack.
The flight controls are:
A button = Toggle jet blast on or off.
Triangle button = Hover.
L = strafe left
R = strafe right
Re-enter the code to cancel the effect.
-- Unlock All Secret Characters:
During the game you can press start to pause. Now press
and hold the LEFT trigger button while you enter: X, B,
RIGHT, Y, CIRCLE, RIGHT, B, Y, RIGHT, X, RIGHT, UP, UP,
LEFT, UP, X. If you entered your code correctly the pause
screen will shake.
-- Unlock Every Level:
During the game you can press start to pause. Now press
and hold the LEFT trigger button while you enter: UP, Y,
RIGHT, UP, X, Y, RIGHT UP, LEFT, X, X, UP, B, B, UP,
RIGHT. If you entered the code correctly you will see the
pause screen shake.
-- 25% More Speed:
During gameplay, pause the game and press and hold the
LEFT trigger button while you enter: DOWN, X, Y, RIGHT,
UP, B, DOWN, X, Y, RIGHT, UP, B. This code will make the
game play 25% faster.
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((( CONTEST ))) | Page 8 |
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>>>> Win $400 Worth of Dreamcast Goodies!
Imagine getting an e-mail from us saying you can pick $400
worth of Dreamcast products from Blade.cc and they will be
shipped direct to you. I bet you'd go nuts! And someone has
to win!
To enter, we hope you've been collecting the keywords over
the past three weeks, because here you can find the fourth
and final word: http://www.powerup.com.au/~gamers/dc.htm
Now to enter please send us an e-mail with the subject,
"Gimmie Dreamcast Stuff!" complete with all four keywords
inside. The winner will be drawn at random on January 22nd
and will be contacted via e-mail for further details.
Good luck!
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((( OUR SUPPORT SITES ))) | Page 9 |
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Dreamcast Weekly goes out to over 40,000 gamers every week.
How did we get so many people signed up? With the help of
these websites, that's how.
>>>> Sega X - http://www.segadreamcast.net
A website with plenty of news, and always the latest game
reviews, but also a IRC Java chat room where you can chat
about all the latest Sega topics. Sega content for each and
every day.
>>>> Sega 2000 - http://www.sega2000.net
Be sure to check out Sega 2000 while you can, because sadly
the site I began myself three years ago, and that new staff
have since continued on, is coming to a close.
>>>> DC-United - http://dc-united.com
The Premiere Dreamcast Community, DC-United.com gives you
the ability to view members online, build your own
homepage, send messages, read in-depth reviews, and much
more. DCU Network Members are also eligible for various
monthly prizes.
>>>> Absolute Sega - http://www.absolutesega.com
One of the first Sega sites out there with the most up to
date news every 24 hours, 7 days a week. Absolute Sega is
not jus famous for it's news, but also it's reviews and
previews. Want to talk about games, then go to our forums
or you can talk in our IRC chat room.
>>>> PSY Online - http://www.consolereviews.net
PSY Online is a multiformat reviews website specialising in
the Sega Dreamcast console. With 24/7 updated news, forums
and chat, its a great place to hang out for Sega fans.
>>>> Perfect Zero - http://www.sega2000.net/PZ/
As game music goes well beyond the beeps and bleeps of the
past and into the soundtrack quality tracks we hear today,
Perfect Zero becomes one of THE most important sites for
game fans. Hosting hundreds of MP3s from different games,
turn up those speakers and click that link.
>>>> The Next Level - http://www.the-nextlevel.com
The Next Level is a multi-platform gaming magazine focused
on current and upcoming next-generation systems. We provide
up-to-date news, in-depth reviews, reader reviews,
intriguing editorials, and more.
>>>> Future Gamez - http://www.futuregamez.net
What ever console your looking for, Future Gamez have them
all. From Dreamcast to GameCube, and X-Box to Playstation
2. So get your news, reviews, previews, and more at Future
Gamez, and stay on top of all systems.
>>> The Sonic Zone - http://www.suneet.com/soniczone/
Updated daily with a HUGE amount of Sonic content that is
sure to blow you away! From Fan Fiction to Chatting, and
even Fan Created Games, this is your one stop Sonic site.
>>>> Gaming Central Starpath
- http://www.startpath.com/gamingcentral
This site contains hundreds of links for anything a gamer
might be interested in, no matter what format, including
some game specific links.
>>>> Dreamcast Weekly - http://www.DreamcastWeekly.com
The official website for the Dreamcast Weekly is right
here. It includes our history, back issues, and more. Then
in the future... well all I can say at the moment is that
an HTML version is on it's way, and hopefully we'll be a
print magazine one day (hint to any publisher that may be
reading this, heh )
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((( CREDITS ))) | Page 10 |
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O Editor: Graham "Tails" Parker - Madcow@ihug.co.nz
O Question & Answer: Ross Fisher - Zondaro@usa.net
O Red Hot Rumors: Michael Monahan - Mikelad1@aol.com
O Red Hot Rumors: Paulo Santos - Paulo@sega2000.net
>>>> http://www.DreamcastWeekly.com/ - Our Official Website!
>>>> http://www.PrimaGames.com/ - Our Sponsor
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Copyright 1998-2001 Graham Parker - Madcow@ihug.co.nz
No parts may be copied without prior permission or correct
credit where due. There should probably be a pile of other
legal lines here, but please just play nice and don't
steal, lol! Thanks for reading Dreamcast Weekly!
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