12-06-2005, 07:27 PM
Hehe, i cant see why you wouldnt be able to play Gamecube online if you have the internet at home. As long as you have a modem for your Gamecube (Modem Adapter for Dial-up or Broadband Adapter for Broadband), just plug it in like you plug in your computer to the internet for your local network. You wouldnt have to change anything through your Internet Service Provider (ISP)!
Also how much the game costs to play online depends on which version of the game you have. I dont know how Russian games are encoded. If its a PAL game, itll cost you £5.99 a month (⬠8.95), or if its the American NTSC version, it will cost you $8.95 a month.
Also how much the game costs to play online depends on which version of the game you have. I dont know how Russian games are encoded. If its a PAL game, itll cost you £5.99 a month (⬠8.95), or if its the American NTSC version, it will cost you $8.95 a month.
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