GameCube Goes Online

Nintendo has now released the official Broadband Adapter and Modem Adapter for the GameCube. The adapters will enable players to get their GCN online through a dial-up, cable, or DSL connection. This way, gamers will be able to use their own ISPs with no extra console access charges.

Several third-party companies, including Activision and Sega, are planning to produce online games for the GameCube. The first of these titles is Phantasy Star Online Episode I & II, which is now available at retail stores everywhere.

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Originally posted by Ren
Several third-party companies, including Activision and Sega, are planning to produce online games for the GameCube.

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Prove it.

Well, PSO is made by Sega, and, as for Activision, the official press release <a href = "http://wire.ign.com/articles/375/375856p1.html">mentions it in the fifth paragraph.</a>

imma wait till something im more interested in goes online..super monkey ball or animal crossing are a few that pop into my head

Told ya so.

for now i think everyone should just stick with XBL.

or better yet, forget online gaming and stick with strong single player and multiplayer experiences ;) (offline obviously :D)

or better yet, stop bumping ancient threads. i was all excited to see new nintendo online news. i should have known better.(

epmode - heh I didnt bump it, Korly did. ;)

I just added a nice comment :)

i know, i was just channeling my confusion from when i read the thread a few days ago.

holy shit it's 3:14 am.

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Originally Posted by dhowerter

or better yet, forget online gaming and stick with strong single player and multiplayer experiences ;) (offline obviously :D)

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or even better still, just not play Nintendo systems anymore.

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Originally Posted by Ren

Nintendo has now released the official Broadband Adapter and Modem Adapter for the GameCube. The adapters will enable players to get their GCN online through a dial-up, cable, or DSL connection.

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