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Guys ive just discovered this cool forum
ok and from what u guys say pso online sounds cool
i have PSO 1&2 and 3
for my game cube
im just wondering if i get a broadband adapter will i be able to plug it into my
router switch and will it work as i dont want to hav to take my pc offline to use my gamecube and wanna know if this is possible as i dont want to wast £40 on a broadband adapter
help me please
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You should be able to get online with both the PC and GC at the same time without too much difficulty if you have a router. You should just need an
RJ45 crossover cable for connecting the bba to your router.
The
guide for connecting Xbox-Live is also very useful for people wanting to connect with a GC. I suggest you follow the steps they give there.
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it may not be relavant but how good is PSO offline?
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U sure i dont just need a plain RJ45 cable som my sisters pc plugs into my router with a normal one
weird lol
if wors comes to wors i can crosover cable it throo my pc lol
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IT is sorta good but gets boring lol
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Ac-ace0 Wrote:it may not be relavant but how good is PSO offline?
Ac-ace0: Go
here to find out
Midgetman: I can't tell you for certain as I don't have any experience with routers. I know that you definately need a crossover cable for using the same connection through your PC's NIC. It may be that with routers that you only need a standard one but I am unsure. Sol should be able to help you further when he gets on
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Omar Wrote:Ac-ace0: Go here to find out
Midgetman: I can't tell you for certain as I don't have any experience with routers. I know that you definately need a crossover cable for using the same connection through your PC's NIC. It may be that with routers that you only need a standard one but I am unsure. Sol should be able to help you further when he gets on
oh i forgot to mention my router hads a built in modem
so whatever u plug into it has a connection to the net regardless of the status of my pc
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