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The GameCube could be heading online in Europe sooner than you think.
Swedish website AftonBladet has reported that the GameCube will be wired in Europe on 14th March 2003, incidentally the same day as the Xbox gets online on our continent.
Patrik Johansson, director at Nintendo's Baltic distributor Bergsala, revealed the date to AftonBladet reporter Henrik Rudin yesterday. Patrik also let slip about several 'in-house Nintendo-online titles' to be revealed early next year. We expect an official confirmation or denial from Nintendo Europe later today.
Cube-Europe, as usual.
So............
Swedish website AftonBladet has reported that the GameCube will be wired in Europe on 14th March 2003, incidentally the same day as the Xbox gets online on our continent.
Patrik Johansson, director at Nintendo's Baltic distributor Bergsala, revealed the date to AftonBladet reporter Henrik Rudin yesterday. Patrik also let slip about several 'in-house Nintendo-online titles' to be revealed early next year. We expect an official confirmation or denial from Nintendo Europe later today.
Cube-Europe, as usual.
So............
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Alcofrolic wrote:
> Parr wrote:
> With the broardband adapter am I gonna have to unplug my NTL and
> plug
> in my Gamecube instead?
>
>
> nope, best thing to do is spend about a tenner on a hub and plug them
> both in at the same time, beauty of broadband is you wont see any
> significant slowdown either!
My Parents have the Broardband going through their PC then into a hub. Would I just have to plug my Gamecube into that hub?
> Parr wrote:
> With the broardband adapter am I gonna have to unplug my NTL and
> plug
> in my Gamecube instead?
>
>
> nope, best thing to do is spend about a tenner on a hub and plug them
> both in at the same time, beauty of broadband is you wont see any
> significant slowdown either!
My Parents have the Broardband going through their PC then into a hub. Would I just have to plug my Gamecube into that hub?
We will have to wait and see. You never know who will win!
Yeah and I'd win.
I can just imagine all of us having a royal rumble on a FPS online. We could have a SR league!
It would be very cool..........
i think it is real Mr Chips!
Oh yes, I can see it now..
Us of the Micro Foods Clan, stomping across the map together and smashing..err..Cyclone and Tiltawhirl into oblivion :D
hmmm...we could do that at Ninty Con anyway...
Us of the Micro Foods Clan, stomping across the map together and smashing..err..Cyclone and Tiltawhirl into oblivion :D
hmmm...we could do that at Ninty Con anyway...
Gamecube Wars? Sorry, but is this real? I bloody hope so!
:D
:D
Parr wrote:
> With the broardband adapter am I gonna have to unplug my NTL and plug
> in my Gamecube instead?
nope, best thing to do is spend about a tenner on a hub and plug them both in at the same time, beauty of broadband is you wont see any significant slowdown either!
> With the broardband adapter am I gonna have to unplug my NTL and plug
> in my Gamecube instead?
nope, best thing to do is spend about a tenner on a hub and plug them both in at the same time, beauty of broadband is you wont see any significant slowdown either!
A Gamecube version of Counter Strike online would be AMAZIING!
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