I have a FAT PS2 console (Yep I got it in 2002) I didn't buy the network adapter when I had the oportunity. So here are a few questions (always huh?)
- Sony doesn't seem to sell the original one anymore. Apart from the extortionary $75 from Ebay brokers any ligitimate way to get one?
- If not or instead of what about a USB network adapter? There appears to some that use them (and complaints that newer games won't work with the USB based network adapters).
- Buying a new PS2 seems kind of wasteful but I suppose it's an option.
Thoughts and sensible suggestions welcome
Cyb
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May 22nd, 2008, 04:06 #1Moderator
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Network adapter for old PS2 console?
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May 22nd, 2008, 04:11 #2Moderator
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amazon? cheaper if you aren't afraid of used.. http://www.amazon.com/Sony-711719704.../dp/B000051QDD
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May 25th, 2008, 05:01 #3Moderator
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Hmmm yes... well I was just wondering (if another source for them other than FleeBay/Amazon).
Cyb
Addendum 1:
There any USB network adapters that will work as the network adapter on the PS2? The SLIM units have them built in I noticed. Actually an original PS2 network adapter seems like more fun
CybLast edited by Cyberman; May 25th, 2008 at 18:13.
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