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you cant have wireless internet for ps2, you need an ethernet cord like all the other consoles of the era a.k.a dc gcn and xboxbigM10231
[QUOTE="bigM10231"]you cant have wireless internet for ps2, you need an ethernet cord like all the other consoles of the era a.k.a dc gcn and xboxeaglesfan534
Unless your PS2 comes with windows?
Minimum RequirementsWhat you need is this, Dual-Band Wireless Gaming Adapter.Only downside is its $100 new, might be less on other internet sites.
bigM doesn't appear to have does his research correctly.
[QUOTE="eaglesfan534"][QUOTE="bigM10231"]you cant have wireless internet for ps2, you need an ethernet cord like all the other consoles of the era a.k.a dc gcn and xboxPaully3433
Unless your PS2 comes with windows?
Minimum RequirementsWhat you need is this, Dual-Band Wireless Gaming Adapter.Only downside is its $100 new, might be less on other internet sites.
bigM doesn't appear to have does his research correctly.
he doesnt want a pc i have a ps2 and i know the usb hubs dont work with internet unless it was made into a pcWhat you are actually looking for is an Ethernet Bridge, which is what that Xbox adapter is. You can configure it on your PC and then hook it up to your PS2 (or any system, game or otherwise, that supports Ethernet connections.) So yes, in fact you can have a wireless connection to your PS2, just not the USB type.Cesar_Barbahow do i configure it to my PC then PS2? I have one right in front of me now so can u plz tell me how
[QUOTE="Cesar_Barba"]What you are actually looking for is an Ethernet Bridge, which is what that Xbox adapter is. You can configure it on your PC and then hook it up to your PS2 (or any system, game or otherwise, that supports Ethernet connections.) So yes, in fact you can have a wireless connection to your PS2, just not the USB type.eaglesfan534how do i configure it to my PC then PS2? I have one right in front of me now so can u plz tell me howIt should have come with instructions. What model and brand did you get? It might take some tinkering from your side and time if you are not too familiar on how to set up a home network.
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