Can someone resume me the story in 2/3 paragraphs???markito_95

I don't know if that's possible.

Just play the first three, and you'll know why.

And yes you should get MGS4!!!

NOOOO!!!

Me personally, I could never get into the series. But I do know my best friend is obsessed with FFXI (Online only + monthly fee) as he's been playing it for a year and a half now. It's about all he talks about. If you're into MMOs and FF, go with that one.

im a big fan of the resident evil games but resident evil outbreak was a total disappointment for me ... its prolly 1 of the worst games on ps2 ive playedlogan91991

I certainly don't think it was the worst game on the PS2, but it wasn't one of the better REs (Dead Aim is still the worst by far). The online play was really fun, the offline was only good for collecting NPCs to use online. It did have a really good soundtrack IMO (still not as good as Code Veronica's). Outbreak was one of those games you either loved it or hated it as a fan.

Resident Evil5!!!

From the MGS4 GC Direct Feed trailer:

Narrator: What transforms us Snake, into beasts?

(Pause)

Snake: .....War transforms us.

*gets goosebumps

Dude...MGS4 also is coming out next years and i'll be buying a PS3 just for that...NasRex

Call me crazy, but that was the deciding factor for me. That and the Blu Ray.

Singleplayer...as long as it has a long, intriguing storyline.

I used to have the same router. It'll work fine with that setup. When I originally started using wireless, I had no problems with lag. The only issue would be loss of connection due to interference. For that reason, I also have my Xbox hardwired while using wireless elsewhere.

In terms of performance, you should see no problems with lag over a wireless connection. The signal simply doesn't take that long to process. Bandwidth is also not an issue since you don't need anywhere near what a 802.11g router can do.

If you have any questions, feel free to let me know. I'm a networking major at school and a CCNAso, while not an expert, I do know something about the subject.

Also, for reference, my old wireless connection was over 802.11b and the interference was coming from a 2.4gig spread spectrum cordless phone. Almost every time I picked up the phone, I lost my wireless connection.

SergioP

I know someone that is having that same exact problem. One way to fix it is to either switch to a cordless phone operating at 5 GHz or change the channel on the router to either 1 or 11. That SHOULD fix it.

Oh and to the OP...you should be fine as everyone else stated.