I'm frikin tired of it!

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Krepticor
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I'm frikin tired of it!

Post by Krepticor »

Alright here is the dilemia...I have dial-up and a wii

I want to play online games and use virtual console...

What can I do?

I have heard of someone using an network adapter to their computer to get xbox live on the old black xbox Could I do the same with a wii? (with a lag in time of course)

I mainly want to have the ability to join games (I wouldn't startthem for the sake of the rest of the world...)
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Post by atari2600a »

LOL, the Wii will probably terminate the 3KBps connection before you get past the Wii store loading screen!

Just take the Wii to someone's house who has a Wifi router & DSL/Cable, download the latest firmware upgrade (I think it's required, & plus there's a few fixes in it over the original firmware)

THEN get VC games.
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Post by Bay_Wolf »

You could buy the Nintendo USB Wifi adapter. For the VC games it should be fine with dialup and try online games as I don't know if it would lag or not. Here's a guide to help with it at least for the DS but just substitute the DS part for the Wii. Link

Regards

EDIT: As I also am incapable of getting DSL so I researched and found this guide this past week before I got my Wii.
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Post by Nucklez »

I don't know if you want to go this rout, but D-Link makes routers that have a serial port for an external modem. You can configure the D-Link to dial your ISP and it will share your dial-up internet with all the computers connected to it, even Wi-Fi ones. The router that I use is a DI-824VUP, but you don't need one with all the VPN stuff. Just make sure that the router has the option for Dial-up backup. If you use that, you will need to get a router and an external modem. Also, it is slow, and if any of your computers connected to it start downloading automatic updates or virus defs, then nobody else can browse.
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