Playing GameCube games over a network requires the official broadband or modem adapter since the console does not have out of the box network capabilities. The only games released in western territories that can be played over the internet are three role-playing games (RPGs) in Sega's "Phantasy Star" series. Japan received an exclusive online RPG titled "Homeland" and a baseball game that can not be played online but had access to downloadable content. Nintendo published three racing games limited to LAN support: "1080° Avalanche", "Kirby Air Ride", and "." Hobbyists later developed PC software that can tunnel the GameCube's local network traffic over the internet, as well as private servers to continue hosting "Phantasy Star" games.