PS2 Online Gaming

It's been awhile since I, or anybody else for that matter, has posted in this thread. My PS2 game purchases have been bolstered recently due to a pawn shop that opened in my area earlier this year. Even though I'm hesitant when it comes to pawn shops, I thought I'd stop in and peruse their goods. No...

I've been consistently visiting my local thrift stores ever since the new year began and have found PS2 games on occasion. As long as they're in decent shape, I tend to buy whatever happens to catch my eye. Earlier this week, I walked into the VNA and started rummaging through their DVD section. Aft...

I know how you feel Masquarr, but the way I rationalized it is that if I didn't purchase those games, they were destined to be either destroyed or locked away in the Gamestop vault.

I tried Outlaw Volleyball through OpenSpy and Bobz's DNS, only to be greeted with the same message DJPlace received.

Open up your browser and enter 192.168.1.1 in the address box. If that doesn't work, open Command Prompt and type in ipconfig /all. Look for the entry with the most information, find the Default Gateway, and type that address into your browser's address box. Once you've typed the address in, you sho...

I wouldn't know if the router is PPPoE enabled as well as username and password assigned because I didn't set it up. I'll check with our service provider and ask them sometime. The router is Verizon (model MI424WR). I checked my LAN in Network Connections on my laptop and yes, the last number is up...

Did you bridge the Ethernet and Wi-Fi? Because those are the only two choices I have to bridge. I can't do anything with the Broadband Connecton [WAN Miniport (PPPOE)]. I'll tell you what I'm seeing on my Network Settings in Control Panel. The Wi-Fi IP is different now. The last digit is up one. An...

Just for fun, I just tried configuring a bridged connection on a laptop I have lying around and was able to successfully connect without any issues using the automatic settings. The only other issue I can think of is that maybe your router can't allocate a LAN IP address to your PS2. You would have ...

But I can't even get into the multiplayer without it saying that it needs a Your Network Configuration file, which gets saved to the memory card through the start-up disc. I'm trying to play Call Of Duty 2: Big Red One and Call Of Duty 3. I keep getting replies that tell me to go here and there and...

Yes, Call of Duty 3 is still online through normal means.