Oni Link 666 said:There will be an USB adapter. Someone fron Nintendo said so a while back.
CVXFREAK said:The second of the Nintendo dongles.
Dongle docking?Oni Link 666 said:Dongle to dongle action!
Wifi is absolutely strong enough to handle broadband without a hich and then some. Won't notice ping differences either. Using wireless with both of my computer and laptop exclusively.VerTiGo said:Will gamers also have the option to plug in directly to their consoles? I've always been under the impression that a wireless connection isn't as strong as a normal wired online broadband setup. Actually, I'll be pretty annoyed if Nintendo doesn't give us this option.
Rev. is compatible with the DS USB stick.CVXFREAK said:The second of the Nintendo dongles.
WordAssassin said:Dongle docking?
You're overthinking. I was making a penis joke.Juice said:Wouldn't "dongle docking" constitute a traditional (if hackneyed) wired connection?
"Upon purchasing the PC-USB-Proprietary Port-Ethernet adaptor along with the Revolution-USB-Proprietary Port-Ethernet adaptor, you can link your Revolution to the Internet, even if you don't have a wireless connection at home."
Oh the convenience!
Y2Kevbug11 said:Why, though, would Nintendo not include an ethernet port? Motherboard space?
Which is what I use right now between my modem and PC since I didn't have a network card when I first got cable 4 years ago. And it's not like they're expensive either, mine was free from my cable company (I get to keep it even if I cancel) and I've seen them in stores for less than $10 CAD.radioheadrule83 said:The system has USB ports, they've said they'll make a USB peripheral that will allow you to wire up normally IIRC. So basically its a CAT-5/USB adaptor, or an adaptor for connecting to USB modems (or maybe both).