The video is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InKadRi8Sdc, and there's a description about how the program works.  They have forums somewhere where they discuss what they're going to play (think they alternate games every weekend, but it's been a few months since I followed them).

That said, I think I was way off about the LAN tunnelling thing, the game has to have a LAN mode for it to work (makes sense) so perhaps MGO cannot be saved :(

edit: Here are the forums - http://www.ps2onlinegaming.com/forum/ still seems kinda active - they tried to get a Star Wars Battlefront 2 PS2 game going a week ago.

Thats awesome, thanks!

A sad day indeed I loved MGO;;

I played MGO off and on for the last few years. To be honest while i'm normally able to pick up a controller and play a multiplayer game at least decently, this game really tried my patience and skill. I loved it. It was really addicting and I will surely miss it.

More people care about it than much of what is in current government funded museums. If films and books are art, games certainly are. If you want to have that debate.

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With enough work any online game can be saved. There are hacked independent WoW servers and that doesn't have LAN. Just takes more effort.

this game was so much fun! I put in 1200 hours in it :(

I enjoyed hosting sneaking missions with all unique characters.

/salutes

A great game for sure

im shocked that it lasted this long honestly. It was a pain in the ass to get in, and i never really enjoyed the game it self. Wasnt bad and their was some satisfaction sneaking up on someone in a box and knowing their was an actual person on the end, but not really my thing

Tears were shed my friend.

I ended up with 2990 hours on MGO and I believe it was easily the greatest online experience of this generation.

http://www.youtube.com/user/KnightOfZexen?feature=mhee

MGO will live on in my heart, until we meet again, RIP!