Sega Europe have announced that they are to make the Dreamarena email service accessible directly from your PC.
Dreamcast owners will be able to access their email from any internet connected PC, which is something that many people have been asking for - simply because it's not everywhere that you can have access to the net via a Dreamcast, like at school or in the office! Luckily Sega have taken note, and have taken action to provide the service via their website.
The service is due to launch in the next few weeks, and will follow the launch of their combined dreamcast-europe and sega-europe "supersite".
The all new Sega Europe site will be at www.sega-europe.com from Monday 23rd, and features include new sections, news and views - direct from Sega.
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