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What with Nintendo in Europe alledgedly soon going online, i have a few questions. Do you have to pay for the Internet connection, i have a freeserve anytime connection, and dont want to be paying more just to be playing online. Is the broadband adapter actually coming out, again what are the requirements etc for that. Any other info will help. Thanks
Theres room for broadband, so yes.
But I ain't heard much about it in March.
But I ain't heard much about it in March.
DreamWarBird wrote:
> Is the a broadband connection?
Think so, but you probably have to pay a little extra.
> Is the a broadband connection?
Think so, but you probably have to pay a little extra.
amos wrote:
> you wont have to pay extra to get online (if you get net access for
> free [ie. monthly payment - flat rate] then it will be free to
> connect). but chances are you will have to pay for connecting to
> nintendo's and other game servers. this will most likely be a monthly
> payment of something like £20 ish.
£20, it was only $8 per month in America which is about £6 ;)
> you wont have to pay extra to get online (if you get net access for
> free [ie. monthly payment - flat rate] then it will be free to
> connect). but chances are you will have to pay for connecting to
> nintendo's and other game servers. this will most likely be a monthly
> payment of something like £20 ish.
£20, it was only $8 per month in America which is about £6 ;)
Foreman wrote:
> I'm also on Freeserve Anytime, and was wandering the same thing.
Is the a broadband connection?
> I'm also on Freeserve Anytime, and was wandering the same thing.
Is the a broadband connection?
you wont have to pay extra to get online (if you get net access for free [ie. monthly payment - flat rate] then it will be free to connect). but chances are you will have to pay for connecting to nintendo's and other game servers. this will most likely be a monthly payment of something like £20 ish.
i dont know everything about the whole idea either but it sounds like you will be paying for the game and for a monthly subscription. add to that the cost of being online to play the game. a good idea if you play the game alot and/or when the cost come down.
Amos.
i dont know everything about the whole idea either but it sounds like you will be paying for the game and for a monthly subscription. add to that the cost of being online to play the game. a good idea if you play the game alot and/or when the cost come down.
Amos.
I'm also on Freeserve Anytime, and was wandering the same thing.
What with Nintendo in Europe alledgedly soon going online, i have a few questions. Do you have to pay for the Internet connection, i have a freeserve anytime connection, and dont want to be paying more just to be playing online. Is the broadband adapter actually coming out, again what are the requirements etc for that. Any other info will help. Thanks