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Are you going online with PS2 ?
The game SOCOM NAVY SEALS will be sold with a Network Adapter for 70$ in the US (release 8 februari).
Other games are Madden NFL 2003 and AutoModellista.
The future of gaming
The game SOCOM NAVY SEALS will be sold with a Network Adapter for 70$ in the US (release 8 februari).
Other games are Madden NFL 2003 and AutoModellista.
The future of gaming
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WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> Well, aren't we a friendly, welcoming bunch?
>
> Well, Nick, I personally won't be jumping straight online with either
> my PS2 or my Xbox. I'm not overly interested in online gaming, but
> I'm keeping an eye on Sony's online service because they shold be
> offering far more than just online games, eventually.
>
> SOCOM does look like an excellent game, but I'm more interested in
> Resident Evil Online and Gran Turismo Online. Other than that, the
> games side of things doesn't really appeal to me.
>
> But it will be interesting to see what's available come spring 2003.
Have to agree with you here. I think all consoles will have a dodgy start with the on-line market but hopefully after a while we will see games that use the service and a fair cost to reflect the service.
Only a few games appeal to me - namely Res evil on-line.
I just hope it isn't just an excuse to try rip us off.
> Well, aren't we a friendly, welcoming bunch?
>
> Well, Nick, I personally won't be jumping straight online with either
> my PS2 or my Xbox. I'm not overly interested in online gaming, but
> I'm keeping an eye on Sony's online service because they shold be
> offering far more than just online games, eventually.
>
> SOCOM does look like an excellent game, but I'm more interested in
> Resident Evil Online and Gran Turismo Online. Other than that, the
> games side of things doesn't really appeal to me.
>
> But it will be interesting to see what's available come spring 2003.
Have to agree with you here. I think all consoles will have a dodgy start with the on-line market but hopefully after a while we will see games that use the service and a fair cost to reflect the service.
Only a few games appeal to me - namely Res evil on-line.
I just hope it isn't just an excuse to try rip us off.
Well, aren't we a friendly, welcoming bunch?
Well, Nick, I personally won't be jumping straight online with either my PS2 or my Xbox. I'm not overly interested in online gaming, but I'm keeping an eye on Sony's online service because they shold be offering far more than just online games, eventually.
SOCOM does look like an excellent game, but I'm more interested in Resident Evil Online and Gran Turismo Online. Other than that, the games side of things doesn't really appeal to me.
But it will be interesting to see what's available come spring 2003.
Well, Nick, I personally won't be jumping straight online with either my PS2 or my Xbox. I'm not overly interested in online gaming, but I'm keeping an eye on Sony's online service because they shold be offering far more than just online games, eventually.
SOCOM does look like an excellent game, but I'm more interested in Resident Evil Online and Gran Turismo Online. Other than that, the games side of things doesn't really appeal to me.
But it will be interesting to see what's available come spring 2003.
I take it you're american.
And no I dont go online with my PS2 when I have a PC downstairs.
And no I dont go online with my PS2 when I have a PC downstairs.
Nick_Wave wrote:
> Are you going online with PS2 ?
> The game SOCOM NAVY SEALS will be sold with a Network Adapter for 70$
> in the US (release 8 februari).
> Other games are Madden NFL 2003 and AutoModellista.
> The future of gaming
Go away.
> Are you going online with PS2 ?
> The game SOCOM NAVY SEALS will be sold with a Network Adapter for 70$
> in the US (release 8 februari).
> Other games are Madden NFL 2003 and AutoModellista.
> The future of gaming
Go away.