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Old 11-19-2005, 03:42 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default It is possible to connect a PS2 online through a router?

I just tried to connect to online play with my PS2, but I put it through my router. When it went to connect it said my network cable was unplugged. I checked all the connections, they are correct. Is there something that would block my PS2 from having acess because it is through my router?
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While it is possible, you need to buy a special gaming router.
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While it is possible, you need to buy a special gaming router.

my cousin has one of these hooked up to his ps2 and xbox and it works just fine.
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A special gaming router? Why is this? Isn't it the same connection?
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A special gaming router? Why is this? Isn't it the same connection?
I dunno, I dont have xbox live, its just my friends who do have it on a router all use gaming routers and it works fine.
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I dunno, I dont have xbox live, its just my friends who do have it on a router all use gaming routers and it works fine.
i have xbox live, and dont use a gaming router.
never head of he requirement of such a thing for it either

anyhow, to connect it you'll need a wireless router, and you should be fine
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what is an example of a gaming router?
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just google it

http://wifinetnews.com/archives/004545.html
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That site says "a router aimed at gamers" not a router required for gamers.

That router was the only actual product I came up with which leads me to believe that there is not an actual type of router that is required.

Does that make sense?
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That site says "a router aimed at gamers" not a router required for gamers.

That router was the only actual product I came up with which leads me to believe that there is not an actual type of router that is required.

Does that make sense?

as i posted earlier, my cousin uses a regular router and it works fine.
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