Anyone know if there's a huge difference in graphics and performance between the 360 and PS3 version? I still don't know which version to get. I got Fallout 3 for the 360 though.
With WPA, you can only use DSi features online (Web browser, DSiWare Shop, and DSi Games). Even if you play an original DS game on a DSi, you cannot play with WPA. You either have to change your router to WEP, or get a wi-fi adapter.
awssk8er716
Okay. I was hoping I can keep my WPA security settings. How much would a wi-fi adapter cost me? Any online games you would recommend?
I just purchased my DSi a couple of weeks ago. I was wondering if I can play online games using my wireless router with WPA key. I want to know if the DS games can be played online using a WPA instead of WEP. Also... Any suggestions for online games?
[QUOTE="TheTrystero024"][QUOTE="HuusAsking"]How else can one go online if the router's too far away (or the router's not yours) and you lack a laptop? Plenty of 360 games focus more on the online than on the offline, so buying them without an online connection is just getting half the game.HuusAsking
A lof cheaper alternatives are actually available, as some of the posters in this thead pointed out. It's not like the MS Wireless adapter is the ONLY option you have.Funny. I was told Microsoft pretty much locked all the others out with the last Dashboard update. I know Datel memory cards are no longer working after the update, but a I didn't hear anything about any third party wireless adapters being affected. Are there gamers who are actually unable to use their 3rd party wireless adapters after the dashboard update?
[QUOTE="TheTrystero024"]Is there a person pointing a gun at you? Is there someone forcing you to buy this wireless adapter?HuusAsking
How else can one go online if the router's too far away (or the router's not yours) and you lack a laptop? Plenty of 360 games focus more on the online than on the offline, so buying them without an online connection is just getting half the game.A lof cheaper alternatives are actually available, as some of the posters in this thead pointed out. It's not like the MS Wireless adapter is the ONLY option you have.
Log in to comment