Should I sell my PS2 for an X-Box?

[Flyboy]

Re: Should I sell my PS2 for an X-Box?

Yes... yes, you should.

[fishepa]

Re: Should I sell my PS2 for an X-Box?

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AirKukoc7 said:
X-Box is mine.

Halo is mine.

Extra controller is mine.

What else do I need?

I'm thinking of just waiting for the 2005 sports games. I'll need a football game and basketball game when they come though. How is the Inside Drive series? Basketball is my main sport. What other non-sports games do I need, or at least need to rent? RPG-Wise I've already had my way with KOTOR on the PC. Any help is appreciated!

Also, someone who could explain just how this X-Box live thing works would be appreciated much. I don't think I want to buy it quite yet, but it'd be nice to know. How can I work that wirelessly? My house internet is already set up for wireless networking with my router - can the X-Box take advantage of that?

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If you already have a wireless router in your house all you need is a wireless ethernet bridge for your xbox. Linksys makes a game adapter that works very well, which is what I use. D-Link also makes a game adapter as does Microsoft.

[fishepa]

Re: Should I sell my PS2 for an X-Box?

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AirKukoc7 said:
X-Box is mine.

Halo is mine.

Extra controller is mine.

What else do I need?

I'm thinking of just waiting for the 2005 sports games. I'll need a football game and basketball game when they come though. How is the Inside Drive series? Basketball is my main sport. What other non-sports games do I need, or at least need to rent? RPG-Wise I've already had my way with KOTOR on the PC. Any help is appreciated!

Also, someone who could explain just how this X-Box live thing works would be appreciated much. I don't think I want to buy it quite yet, but it'd be nice to know. How can I work that wirelessly? My house internet is already set up for wireless networking with my router - can the X-Box take advantage of that?

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If you already have a wireless router in your house all you need is a wireless ethernet bridge for your xbox. Linksys makes a game adapter that works very well, which is what I use. D-Link also makes a game adapter as does Microsoft.

[fishepa]

Re: Should I sell my PS2 for an X-Box?

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AirKukoc7 said:
X-Box is mine.

Halo is mine.

Extra controller is mine.

What else do I need?

I'm thinking of just waiting for the 2005 sports games. I'll need a football game and basketball game when they come though. How is the Inside Drive series? Basketball is my main sport. What other non-sports games do I need, or at least need to rent? RPG-Wise I've already had my way with KOTOR on the PC. Any help is appreciated!

Also, someone who could explain just how this X-Box live thing works would be appreciated much. I don't think I want to buy it quite yet, but it'd be nice to know. How can I work that wirelessly? My house internet is already set up for wireless networking with my router - can the X-Box take advantage of that?

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

If you already have a wireless router in your house all you need is a wireless ethernet bridge for your xbox. Linksys makes a game adapter that works very well, which is what I use. D-Link also makes a game adapter as does Microsoft.

[bdunn13]

Re: Should I sell my PS2 for an X-Box?

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fishepa said:
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AirKukoc7 said:
X-Box is mine.

Halo is mine.

Extra controller is mine.

What else do I need?

I'm thinking of just waiting for the 2005 sports games. I'll need a football game and basketball game when they come though. How is the Inside Drive series? Basketball is my main sport. What other non-sports games do I need, or at least need to rent? RPG-Wise I've already had my way with KOTOR on the PC. Any help is appreciated!

Also, someone who could explain just how this X-Box live thing works would be appreciated much. I don't think I want to buy it quite yet, but it'd be nice to know. How can I work that wirelessly? My house internet is already set up for wireless networking with my router - can the X-Box take advantage of that?

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

If you already have a wireless router in your house all you need is a wireless ethernet bridge for your xbox. Linksys makes a game adapter that works very well, which is what I use. D-Link also makes a game adapter as does Microsoft.

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I don't think MS makes the game adapter anymore. Their entire network line was canceled. But I am sure you could still buy one - but I would avoid them at all cost.

2 - Keep ps2, just buy an xbox so it has a friend.

[bdunn13]

Re: Should I sell my PS2 for an X-Box?

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fishepa said:
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AirKukoc7 said:
X-Box is mine.

Halo is mine.

Extra controller is mine.

What else do I need?

I'm thinking of just waiting for the 2005 sports games. I'll need a football game and basketball game when they come though. How is the Inside Drive series? Basketball is my main sport. What other non-sports games do I need, or at least need to rent? RPG-Wise I've already had my way with KOTOR on the PC. Any help is appreciated!

Also, someone who could explain just how this X-Box live thing works would be appreciated much. I don't think I want to buy it quite yet, but it'd be nice to know. How can I work that wirelessly? My house internet is already set up for wireless networking with my router - can the X-Box take advantage of that?

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

If you already have a wireless router in your house all you need is a wireless ethernet bridge for your xbox. Linksys makes a game adapter that works very well, which is what I use. D-Link also makes a game adapter as does Microsoft.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">


I don't think MS makes the game adapter anymore. Their entire network line was canceled. But I am sure you could still buy one - but I would avoid them at all cost.

2 - Keep ps2, just buy an xbox so it has a friend.

[bdunn13]

Re: Should I sell my PS2 for an X-Box?

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fishepa said:
</font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
AirKukoc7 said:
X-Box is mine.

Halo is mine.

Extra controller is mine.

What else do I need?

I'm thinking of just waiting for the 2005 sports games. I'll need a football game and basketball game when they come though. How is the Inside Drive series? Basketball is my main sport. What other non-sports games do I need, or at least need to rent? RPG-Wise I've already had my way with KOTOR on the PC. Any help is appreciated!

Also, someone who could explain just how this X-Box live thing works would be appreciated much. I don't think I want to buy it quite yet, but it'd be nice to know. How can I work that wirelessly? My house internet is already set up for wireless networking with my router - can the X-Box take advantage of that?

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

If you already have a wireless router in your house all you need is a wireless ethernet bridge for your xbox. Linksys makes a game adapter that works very well, which is what I use. D-Link also makes a game adapter as does Microsoft.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">


I don't think MS makes the game adapter anymore. Their entire network line was canceled. But I am sure you could still buy one - but I would avoid them at all cost.

2 - Keep ps2, just buy an xbox so it has a friend.

[gtm]

Re: Should I sell my PS2 for an X-Box?

Yes

mman19

[gtm]

Re: Should I sell my PS2 for an X-Box?

Yes

mman19

[gtm]

Re: Should I sell my PS2 for an X-Box?

Yes

mman19

[fishepa]

Re: Should I sell my PS2 for an X-Box?

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Their entire network line was canceled.

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I wasn't aware of that. Interesting...

[fishepa]

Re: Should I sell my PS2 for an X-Box?

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Their entire network line was canceled.

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I wasn't aware of that. Interesting...

[fishepa]

Re: Should I sell my PS2 for an X-Box?

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Their entire network line was canceled.

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I wasn't aware of that. Interesting...

[bdunn13]

Re: Should I sell my PS2 for an X-Box?

I should have said wireless lineup - I have no idea what other networking junk they sell.

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[bdunn13]

Re: Should I sell my PS2 for an X-Box?

I should have said wireless lineup - I have no idea what other networking junk they sell.

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