Gaming Without Wires
We've taken our PS2s into the wireless age, and it's easier than you think. Get the scoop on all the equipment, get to know the standards, and walk away with the kind of knowledge that will make your local CompUSA salesman shudder at your passing.
Published: May 30, 2004
We know your pain. You've got the itch to take that PS2 of yours online, and even if you've already tried with with your standard dial-up connection, the urge to make the leap to broadband is just too great to resist. Ah, but before you finally break in that Ethernet port on that Network Adaptor, there's a few things we need to go over, namely how you're going to get your game on without stringing a gaudy impromptu tripwire just to get a lag-free broadband gaming experience.
Lucky you, we've teamed up with the fine folks at D-Link to not only offer you some solutions when it comes to hardware, but all the info you should need to get from wired slowpoke to wireless speed demon. So, pull up a seat, get ready to cut and paste a few helpful hints and we'll get you serving chumps with that DualShock 2 in no time.
Lucky you, we've teamed up with the fine folks at D-Link to not only offer you some solutions when it comes to hardware, but all the info you should need to get from wired slowpoke to wireless speed demon. So, pull up a seat, get ready to cut and paste a few helpful hints and we'll get you serving chumps with that DualShock 2 in no time.