According to this article and video over at Dreamcast Live, the usual cost of entry is a DreamPi or a lesser spotted Dreamcast broadband adapter, plus a copy of the game (obviously); but I for one am hoping that the ability to play against other, real people will enhance the experience of POD 2. If the experience offered by Monaco Online is anything to go by then I'm pretty sure any fears of mediocrity will be quelled after about 30 seconds of play...but one can never be too sure. All joking aside, it's actually pretty incredible that online-enabled Dreamcast games are being brought back from the dead and I'm looking forward to trying POD 2 out during one of the regular Dreamcast-Talk gaming nights.
I suggest you grab a DreamPi or a BBA and get involved too. See you out on the track...
Source: Dreamcast Live
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I watched the video of them going online with it and you get more vehicles, more tracks other options. Makes it a completely different game apparently!
I've never played this before online or otherwise. Gonna have to check it out...
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