WHERE IS MY KORORINPA 3
Roma said: who still uses wires for internet? |
Many tech experts and most people with devices in range of a port. A wired connection is faster and more reliable. It's not a big deal for me, but I can imagine it pissing off quite a few tech heads.
I'd love to know about this ISP which provides a >600Mbps internet connection
WHERE IS MY KORORINPA 3
mootap said: Doesn't effect me at all.it's 2012 |
Wired connection offers the least amount of lag.
Wi-Fi connections are always spotty.
NiKKoM said:
you do know that the Wii also didn't have an ethernet port? |
Didn't matter for the Wii since its online services were sub-par.
Both Microsoft and Sony offer Ethernet connections to their consoles because wired > wireless EVERY SINGLE TIME.
Wired > wifi. Wifi is too slow for my connection and the latency is at least 20ms higher than on wired connection. I would not play any online game on wifi.
VGKing said:
Didn't matter for the Wii since its online services were sub-par. Both Microsoft and Sony offer Ethernet connections to their consoles because wired > wireless EVERY SINGLE TIME. |
Wii and Wii U offer ethernet connections, look a few posts above you. You can even use your Wii adapter if you have already bought it.
VGKing said:
Didn't matter for the Wii since its online services were sub-par. Both Microsoft and Sony offer Ethernet connections to their consoles because wired > wireless EVERY SINGLE TIME. |
360 didn't have wifi in the beginning and you had to buy an add-on to play with wifi. I remember a lot of people getting pissed by it, myself included, but hey I just bought the add-on and I start playing some multiplayer....until I got the RRoD :(
Nintendo and PC gamer
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