Wi-Fi Planet Guide to Video Gaming Systems
December 19, 2007
Looking to get your Wi-Fi game on? Whether you’re breaking in your shiny new Wii or kickin’ it old school with a GameCube, Xbox, or PS2, these seven must-read stories from our archives give you the 411 on getting your game system connected to your WLAN.
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FurlIf you're wondering how you can connect your gaming system to your home wireless network, look no further. We've put together seven of our best tutorials, news stories, and reviews to help you get the lay of the land.
1. Wi-Fi Planet 2007 Holiday Gift Guide
2. Understanding Wireless LAN Bridges
Want to build a bridge? First, get the scoop on WLAN bridge basics.
3. Linksys Wireless Ethernet Bridge
If you want to connect a video game console to a wireless network with a minimum of effort, a wireless Ethernet bridge like the Linksys Instant Wireless Ethernet Bridge WET11 is probably the quickest and easiest way to do it.
4. Wireless HD Gaming Over UWB
A bit of history on real-time wireless high-definition gaming.
5. Linksys Wireless-G Game Adapter
An old school solution made for the game console market specifically.
6. D-LinkAir Wireless Network 2.4GHz Ethernet-to-Wireless Bridge
Got a Nintendo GameCube, Microsoft Xbox, or Sony PlayStation 2? Then it has an Ethernet adapters built-in or available. The DWL-810 can help you to experience Internet-based multiplayer gaming without running cable.
An introduction to the Wii’s wonderful Wi-Fi.
