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SegaNet is a program buried in Sonic Dreams Collection's file structure that emulates the fictional hosting of a SegaNet server through a range of defunct or nonexistent protocols. While running, Sonic Dreams Collection will identify the program as a SegaNet adapter, allowing the games Make My Sonic and Eggman Origin to function properly.

Features[]

SegaNet is located in Sonic Dreams Collection's file structure at /Extra Data Files/Unsafe File (use at own risk)/Corrupted Data, and its usage is initially locked with an unknown username and password. By exploring through Sonic Movie Maker and My Roommate Sonic, both can eventually be discovered during the course of gameplay.

SegaNet (Launch Complete)

The program's startup log.

The username mjstudio is referenced in two Sonic Movie Maker stages. The first is found written on a poster in Birthing, hidden behind the false wall at the stage's spawn point, and the second is located in Crib, cross-stitched into the lowest frame on the wall. The password wh1t3Glove is referenced in My Roommate Sonic. Sonic will occasionally knock the Roommate's arm onto the remote, which will change the channel to an Eggy which gives out the password until the channel ceases glitching. While SegaNet's username field is case-sensitive, its password field is not, resulting in any variation of uppercase and lowercase letters being accepted. In addition the 1 can be replaed with a I (whit3Glove) and the password will still be considered valid.

After leaving SegaNet running and out of focus for around 45 minutes, the program will begin playing the song Bossa Preciosa by Rafael Dovalo López[1] until the window is returned to focus. The mute button that appears in the upper-left hand corner of the program fails to actually mute this song, and will move itself to other corners of the window at unknown intervals.

Protocols[]

When connecting to SegaNet, the user is given a choice of protocol, none of which have any effect on the game. Neptune Link is unselectable, and does nothing when enabled by hacking.

  • Netlink
  • Dreamnet
  • Sega Channel
  • Phone Modem
  • Amped(TM) BoltNet
  • Neptune Link
  • SegaNet (NA)

Connection Options[]

When connecting to SegaNet, the user is also given a choice of connection options. Like Protocols, they do not have any effect on the game. LOUD SERVER (UNSAFE) is only selectable when using the Amped(TM) BoltNet protocol, and plays the song "Loud Server (Unsafe)" with increased audio gain to introduce heavy distortion.

  • SAFETY MODE
  • CROSS WIRES
  • LOUD SERVER (UNSAFE)*

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