I was wondering if it was possible to make a gome on a console (ie. DS ;)) go online...
I know it was done with SA, but that's on the computer..
Would it be possible to do the same for a console?
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I was wondering if it was possible to make a gome on a console (ie. DS ;)) go online...
I know it was done with SA, but that's on the computer..
Would it be possible to do the same for a console?
Where have you been for the last 10 years?
A few Sega Saturn games supported online play.
The Sega Dreamcast came with a built in 56k modem for online play.
The PS2 had support for Ethernet adapters for online play (add on for large ones and built in for small ones).
The XBox had a built in Ethernet adapter and a pay to play online service.
The Game Cube had an add on Ethernet adapter for online play.
The XBox 360 has a built in Ethernet adapter and a addon wireless adapter and the whole system stresses the concept of online play.
The PS3 has built in Ethernet adapter and wireless adapter (most models) for online play and a free online service.
The Wii has a built in wireless adapter and an add on Ethernet adapter for online play.
The DS Light has a built in wireless adapter for online play.
The PSP has a built in wireless adapter for online play.
Really now... Also the DS isn't a console but a handheld.
If you want to learn how to put them online then google what RTFM means.
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I think he means emulators. Which are illegal last time I checked, but try googling it.
Yeah.
If he does mean emulators then they do have them, I think there are a couple of emulators that allow you to play online, im thinking more in terms of that Pokemon game, the battle card one, I have a Nintendo DS emulator and a Gameboy Advance one with all Pokemon games :tongue:
Illegal? Wow. thats gay x] Good emulators are hard to come by if you dont know where to look.Quote:
Originally Posted by Initiate
They are actually legal under 2 conditions. You do not keep the game longer then 24 hours or you own the physical copy of the game and using the emulated copy as a backup.Quote:
Originally Posted by CodeinCody
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