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Exactly. I have broadband, and seeing as how we run a home network, we use a router instead of a xDSL modem. See. No modem. We just plug our CAT-5 cable from the computers, to the router, then the CAT-5 goes into a scrambler.
I have a router. It came with the service. A modem is an entirely different thing, though >.<
Karuto wtf. Do you what a modem/router is? If you have any type of high speed internet such as cable, dsl, broadband. You still got to have a modem/router..You have to have a enthernet cable to hook into you xbox, and the other end of the cable goes into the modem/router
I don't have a modem. I have broadband. PS2 can use both a phone line and broadband. I've tried it before on my Xbox, and it works >.>
But PS2 uses a phone line. You got to have an enthernet cable hooked up to you xbox, and you modem.
Why would I need a router...?
I have played with broadband on my PS2 before with Final Fantasy XI. I know how to make it work, although I have to sacrifice internet connection on the computer with it.
Block both video games and internet at the same time: makes other people feel kind of bored.
Do you have a router?
..... :|
*burrrp* 'scuse me...
no worries