Hi.
today i went to a computers shop, i asked if they have ethernet usb adapters and they said yes.
but i'm with questions because if it doesn't works i can't return.
so, does a adapter like this works on ps2?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Belkin-USB-10 ... 0811935546
waiting for answears.
Ethernet usb adapter
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Re: Ethernet usb adapter
if you wanted to run homebrew with naplink... maybe
as far as playing games online with it, no, It will not work
as far as playing games online with it, no, It will not work
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Re: Ethernet usb adapter
A small amount of online PS2 games are actually compatible with USB ethernet adapters, such as SOCOM: US Navy Seals and Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3. The following product is a USB ethernet adapter that's specifically designed for use with the PS2, and the front of the box lists some of the games that work with it: http://www.amazon.com/PlayStation-2-Go- ... grid_i_2_0 . But even if you are only interested in those few games, and want to save money by buying a cheaper USB adapter, it is possible that those games' on-disc drivers don't support the chipset of the particular USB ethernet adapter that you are looking at. So either way, you're probably better off buying an official PS2 network adapter.
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Re: Ethernet usb adapter
yeah, i think ill buy the official ps2 adapter, the costumers reviews are negatives.A small amount of online PS2 games are actually compatible with USB ethernet adapters, such as SOCOM: US Navy Seals and Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3. The following product is a USB ethernet adapter that's specifically designed for use with the PS2, and the front of the box lists some of the games that work with it: http://www.amazon.com/PlayStation-2-Go- ... grid_i_2_0 . But even if you are only interested in those few games, and want to save money by buying a cheaper USB adapter, it is possible that those games' on-disc drivers don't support the chipset of the particular USB ethernet adapter that you are looking at. So either way, you're probably better off buying an official PS2 network adapter.