DreamLibrary Japanese Launch Delayed

Sega of Japan's Dream Passport 3 is already out in Japan, and amongst all its other new features is the addition of the so-called DreamLibrary. For those who are unfamiliar with this feature, you can view our immense story which focused on the details here. Basically, the Dream Library service allows gamers in Japan to rent Megadrive (Genesis) and PC-Engine (TurboGrafx-16) games for use on their Dreamcast.

There has been a teaser selection of six games available for some time now in Japan. The official launch date of the service was supposed to be today, the 30th, but the service has been pushed back two days, to the first of June, with Sega placing the blame on "final testing." This isn't a huge setback at all, but one must wonder what kind of problems can arise so close to the deadline (little bit-o' pre-partying going around over at SOJ, maybe?).

The service will officially commence at 6:00PM (in Japan) on the first.

--Mike Kollin, IGNDC

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DreamLibrary Japanese Launch Delayed

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