Apparently, Sega of Japan has felt the agony of DC-based net surfers, and has answered the call with two new net-savvy gadgets: a clear plastic "skeleton" keyboard, and the official Dreamcast mouse.

Using the same basic code as “The House of the Dead 2,” a blood- and pus-filled blastfest, “Typing” requires players to escape the clutches of the undead by using the Dreamcast keyboard to ...

Not only could you hook up the Dreamcast mouse and keyboard to play the first-person shooter as God intended, you could hop online and play with up to three other players. This worked with the ...

they receive a rebate of $150 and a free Dreamcast keyboard. Sega also is offering 50 free hours of SegaNet service with all Dreamcasts that were purchased since its launch, according to the company.

The ultimate decision of whether most consumers will purchase is this game is whether they own the Dreamcast keyboard or not. For those that own the Dreamcast keyboard, I highly recommend this ...

We typed zombies to shreds with the official Dreamcast keyboard. Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram was truly playable in the home, thanks to the Dreamcast Twin Stick. Then there was the Samba de Amigo ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Rune Jade Role-playing game that supported the Dreamcast Keyboard. Up to five people can participate simultaneously in this online RPG. The game can be ...

What do you get when you take House of the Dead 2, remove the gun support, and add support for the Dreamcast keyboard? That's right, it's Typing of the Dead, Sega's typing tutor for the Dreamcast.