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You can do that??
How could you hook up more than one other system if they are linked via ethernet cable?
EDIT^ Nvm just realized how stupid that is...lol. So do you only need one game for both systems then?
You can do that??
How could you hook up more than one other system if they are linked via ethernet cable?
EDIT^ Nvm just realized how stupid that is...lol. So do you only need one game for both systems then?
LtColJaxson
Yeah, that's the only drawback. You basically need double everything. One ethernet cable to hook one system to another, 2 of the same game, 2 systems and 2 tv's! It's basically a LAN. One day i'm gonna set this up with a bunch of my mates with some COD4 or some badass offline multiplayer game.
[QUOTE="LtColJaxson"]You can do that??
How could you hook up more than one other system if they are linked via ethernet cable?
EDIT^ Nvm just realized how stupid that is...lol. So do you only need one game for both systems then?
rpgfreak15
Yeah, that's the only drawback. You basically need double everything. One ethernet cable to hook one system to another, 2 of the same game, 2 systems and 2 tv's! It's basically a LAN. One day i'm gonna set this up with a bunch of my mates with some COD4 or some badass offline multiplayer game.
Is it possible to connect more than just two PS3's at one time.
[QUOTE="rpgfreak15"][QUOTE="LtColJaxson"]You can do that??
How could you hook up more than one other system if they are linked via ethernet cable?
EDIT^ Nvm just realized how stupid that is...lol. So do you only need one game for both systems then?
GEMINIVice
Yeah, that's the only drawback. You basically need double everything. One ethernet cable to hook one system to another, 2 of the same game, 2 systems and 2 tv's! It's basically a LAN. One day i'm gonna set this up with a bunch of my mates with some COD4 or some badass offline multiplayer game.
Is it possible to connect more than just two PS3's at one time.
Sure, you just need a router, multiple TVs, PS3s, and copies of whatever game you're playing.
[QUOTE="GEMINIVice"][QUOTE="rpgfreak15"][QUOTE="LtColJaxson"]You can do that??
How could you hook up more than one other system if they are linked via ethernet cable?
EDIT^ Nvm just realized how stupid that is...lol. So do you only need one game for both systems then?
paul52181
Yeah, that's the only drawback. You basically need double everything. One ethernet cable to hook one system to another, 2 of the same game, 2 systems and 2 tv's! It's basically a LAN. One day i'm gonna set this up with a bunch of my mates with some COD4 or some badass offline multiplayer game.
Is it possible to connect more than just two PS3's at one time.
Sure, you just need a router, multiple TVs, PS3s, and copies of whatever game you're playing.
Thanks, appreciate the quick response.
How exactly do you connect the ps3's? I used a normal cat5e utp cable that goes from the modem to the ps3 or computer,but instead of puting one end in the modem I put it in the other ps3. What do i need to do, it keeps saying an ethernet cable is disconnectedmom3ntusThe cable you are using to connect your PS3 to the modem is a straight ethernet cable. To connect two PS3's directly together you would need to get a crossover ethernet cable. You could also use an ethernet switch. Connect each PS3 to the switch using straight ethernet cables (the same one's you use to connect to your modem). Either way will work the same. You are creating a very small local area network (LAN). The only differnece is with a crossover cable you are limited to only 2 PS3s. If you use an ethernet switch (and have a bunch of extra PS3s just lying around lol) you can connect as many together as you want (depending on how many players is supported by the game you're playing).
Hello folks...i've yet to get my replacement PS3 -_- it's been 2 weeks! Anyways, the oher day, me and a bunch of friends decided to play some 360 at a friends house with a 360 elite and a 360. We linked them together and played on two seperate tv's. The tv's were right beside each other but it was impossible to screen watch while playing Halo 3. I didn't know the 360 could do that...i find that seriously awesome. We simply connected a ethernet cable from one 360 to the other and hooked them up seperately to each tv. My main question is...is the PS3 system link compatible? I'm pretty sure it depends on the games as well because i own COD4 and i would love it if we system linked 2 PS3's and played like 4 on 4 or something...also any good offline multiplayer games out there?rpgfreak15Of course what cant the ps3 do!
I am trying to system link PS3 consoles i have anything from two or more to connect and have multipul routers and many cables but are there any settings that we need to change on the PS3's to make the small network?
I have read many Forums and none of them seem to be of any help, im starting to loose too much hair lol
Why cant it be as simple as system linking XBox 360's just plug and play?
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