gamecube broadband adapter questions
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gamecube broadband adapters how do i use one, how does it work, can i get it to work wirelessly for fairly cheap, how much are they usualy, are they laggy
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Re: gamecube broadband adapter questions
1st you just plug a Ethernet cable in to the adapter. But im not completly sure how it works also i saw a adapter in gamestop for .99 and the lag depends on you internet router. But if you have any qustions you can just PM me - thankswindwaker wrote:gamecube broadband adapters how do i use one, how does it work, can i get it to work wirelessly for fairly cheap, how much are they usualy, are they laggy
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Re: gamecube broadband adapter questions
And did you buy this adapter? It usually runs $15-$20 in my experience.ninja_ gayyden1024 wrote:i saw a adapter in gamestop for .99
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And in case you didn't already know this, Nintendo doesn't have GC servers anymore, so you'll have to connect to some kind of private network thing. Which I have no clue how to do, so hopefully you already knew that.
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yes i did he was asking for a price even you can look on there website and there they are .99eagle5953 wrote:And did you buy this adapter? It usually runs $15-$20 in my experience.ninja_ gayyden1024 wrote:i saw a adapter in gamestop for .99
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What? Cennar, is that you?
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i saw that but it says sold out 
should i go to see if they have it at the store
EDIT:oh and can i connect it to a computer instead of a router
should i go to see if they have it at the storeEDIT:oh and can i connect it to a computer instead of a router
Re: gamecube broadband adapter questions
I added one of them to my portable, them are quite usefull relating homebrew stuff and some online games like PSO
all you need is plug it at the system, and configure the IP at the game or homebre (some hombrews require hex editing at the DOL file, like the ones in GC linux)
you can connect it to computer using a crosshover cable, but it is recomended to connect it to a router or a switch with a normal network cable.
I also found it usefull to rip games in conjunction with qoob pro mod chip, anyway I also use my LG GDR computer drive to make that task with GC and wii games.
anyway, I bought the last one into whole Madrid, so I was lucky.
its really hard to find one of them actually.
but if you want them so badly, you can try on ebay and sites like that, sometimes people sell interesting stuff in there.
all you need is plug it at the system, and configure the IP at the game or homebre (some hombrews require hex editing at the DOL file, like the ones in GC linux)
you can connect it to computer using a crosshover cable, but it is recomended to connect it to a router or a switch with a normal network cable.
I also found it usefull to rip games in conjunction with qoob pro mod chip, anyway I also use my LG GDR computer drive to make that task with GC and wii games.
anyway, I bought the last one into whole Madrid, so I was lucky.
its really hard to find one of them actually.
but if you want them so badly, you can try on ebay and sites like that, sometimes people sell interesting stuff in there.
