Does XBL work with dialup?

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#1 SpinoRaptor
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Does the XBL work with dialup or is it strictly broadband, since I have to wait a month to get it.

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#2 kozzy1234
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hahaha, Dial up? :lol:

SOrry buddy, but it wont work
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#3 ray03314506
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YES!!!  Oh wait, no it doesn't.
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#4 kekejefferis
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Dial up...are people still using that?
And I highly doubt XBL would work over it.
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#5 FearlessSpirit
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Dial up? Does that still exist? Where I live, the lowest you can go is slow broadband for € 14.99 a month or something.
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#6 SpinoRaptor
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Damn. Guess I'll have to wait a while till I can use XBL.
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#7 fivegreenaliens
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PS2 had some online games you could play with dial up, but 360 doesnt even have a phone jack in the back, so no....some DSL/Cable providers dont have price too high, i mean...i pay 40 bucks a month...but its totally worth it
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#8 FearlessSpirit
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Damn. Guess I'll have to wait a while till I can use XBL.SpinoRaptor


Why are you using Dial Up? How much does that cost?
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#9 icecoldkilla78
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no it does not work with dial up
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Well, technically you can, but I don't think anybody would want to play a game of anything with you.
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#11 ray03314506
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Well, technically you can, but I don't think anybody would want to play a game of anything with you.DopeyDavoid
I'm curious as to just how that may work.
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#12 familyguyvs360
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Of course it does, just like when I use my NES to play Mario 3 online in versus.:roll:
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#13 DopeyDavoid
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[QUOTE="DopeyDavoid"]Well, technically you can, but I don't think anybody would want to play a game of anything with you.ray03314506
I'm curious as to just how that may work.

You can either use a bunch of adapters which you can't buy anymore, or if you have an internet service provider where you can login to their site and limit your speed to dial up (or slower), or if you have a old network card and a new network card at the same time, i suppose you could set up a proxy where the internet comes on through the old one and goes out the new one.