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Video Games : Categories : GameCube : Hardware & Accessories : Other
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Powerplay
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Powerplay Supido Hyper Drive White Portable Racing Seat (GameCube, PC, PS, PS2, PS3, Xbox, Xbox 360)
Powerplay
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Powerplay
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Competition Pro
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THQ
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Ignition
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Nintendo
The GameCube Broadband adapter allows for high-speed connection through a DSL or cable modem and is purely designed for online gaming--it doesn't support regular Internet access or Web browsing. The adapter is easily installed, simply snapping into serial port 1 on the underside of the console. The Broadband adapter can also theoretically be used for linking two or more GameCube systems together, allowing for network gaming without the need for online access.To use the Broadband adapter you'll need a 10 megabit (10Base-T) or 100 megabit (100Base-TX) network cable, a broadband connection device such as a cable modem or DSL adapter with an available Ethernet port, and a valid account with a Broadband Internet Service Provider. Please be aware that some service providers, eg. AOL, do not allow outside software to access their services without the use of a special login tool. Please contact your service provider if you're not sure whether or not they allow this.
Depending on your broadband service provider it's fairly easy to actually get online, but the various steps needed (such as registering the serial number of the adaptor with your provider and then waiting 24 hours for it to go through, in the case of our test) go completely un-hinted at by the adapter's manual.
The adapter is only intended for use in the following countries: United Kingdom, Ireland, Austria, Netherlands, Greece, Spain, Denmark, Germany, Finland, France, Belgium, Portugal and Luxembourg.
Read our GameCube Online Buying Guide for more info on the Broadband and Modem adapters. --David Jenkins
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Logic 3
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Logic 3
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Logic3
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Intec
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Pro Play
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Intec
