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== Brazil: NOT a Broadband Adapter! ==

Hello. The Dreamcast Link adapter for Brazil reads "LINE", and the port appears to be for RJ-11 (phone line), not RJ-44 (Ethernet). I've tried to find concrete information, and here it is:<br/>
• A Dreamcast unboxing at https://youtube.com/watch?v=ustrrrmiZjY&t=158 is blurry, but at 2:38, there may or may not be a modem included.<br/>
• The instructions at https://www.sega-brasil.com.br/Tectoy/Dreamcast_Link mention a "Dial Up Number" along with the modem hardware and settings. There is no mention of broadband capability.<br/>
• ''Vice'' [https://www.vice.com/pt_br/article/d3yw8m/wpt-a-historia-do-dreamcast-no-brasil-que-pouca-gente-lembra claims] that the Dreamcast Link dial-up modem was sold separately.<br/>
• "Modem para o Dreamcast chega ao Brasil" ("Dreamcast modem arrives in Brazil") was [http://idgnow.com.br/ti-pessoal/2001/05/30/idgnoticia.2006-05-07.7191405821/ published as a news article] on May 30, 2001. It says that for 50 reals, one can purchase the modem and browser.<br/>
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The Dreamcast in Brazil, as with most other gaming systems there, had limited success in the country. Only 31 games, or 32 if including Sega Swirl, are known to have a Brazilian release. The market, as well as the added task of translating games and manuals, factors into this. Please move the Dreamcast Link on the [[Dreamcast Modem]] page. Thank you for your understanding. --[[User:True Tech Talk Time|True Tech Talk Time]] ([[User talk:True Tech Talk Time|talk]]) 00:19, 28 January 2019 (EST)