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...I mean, September! Are Sony trying to pee the UK off or something?
Didn't think of it that was when I read the announcement thinger.
I just thought it meant it could accept wireless signals from your house (so you'd need wireless internet anyway)
So it can plug into a broadband modem and project wireless internet signals as well?
> Isn't there another way they could let you play online with your DS
> without having to have a wireless internet?
Nintendo's new Revolution system is supposed to double as a wireless router.
> Isn't there another way they could let you play online with your DS
> without having to have a wireless internet?
If it wasn't wireless, it'd have to be connected with a wire (heh, clever old me ^_^) but unless they release some sort of complicated port add-on, through the GBA slot or whatever, I doubt it. I even doubt that, I don't think the GBA slot could be used for that sort of thing.
You can either go somewhere that has wi-fi or buy a wireless aerial for your house which costs about £30.
Blah, no-one cares.
And what's that got to do with anything?
> Dringo wrote:
> PSP's wi-fi ability will be limited from launch, Nintendo plan an
> X-box style full scale service.
>
> How limited is that, then?
> Being able to take it out the box and play someone half-way across
> the world straight away?
Limited because not many PSP games support the feature. It is limited because Sony still do not have a big online service. It is limited because it is not being pushed as a major factor behind the console.
> PSP's wi-fi ability will be limited from launch, Nintendo plan an
> X-box style full scale service.
How limited is that, then?
Being able to take it out the box and play someone half-way across the world straight away?
> That's true, I'm not denying that. A new console certainly would do
> that. But it gives Nintendo time and room to counter-act. Launching
> it in November wouldn't give Nintendo a chance.
I think Sony know what they're doing, you know. They haven't just picked some random date - they know a lot more about this than you do just trust them stop being so cynical!
/Dringo mode