WCA-G : Wireless online gaming without the need of a PC, by Buffalo

Posted on 2007-07-04 06:16:00 | by: Daimaou | 2 Comments
Category: MISC | Tags: BUFFALO, PSP, NDS, NINTENDO, WII, PS3, SON

Wireless online gaming without the need of a PC, by Buffalo

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Let's say you love console gaming (online) but you hate computers, how are you going to do to set the connection up (PC, MAC, Linux...) well right now the solution is simple thanks to Buffalo and the WCA-G.

The AOSS system featured in the Buffalo WCA-G takes care of the very first configuration itself and all you have to do is sit back and enjoy...from your Nintendo DS, PS3, Wii...

So yeah this is no revolution and other similar products have seen before but it's the first time that one is entirely dedicated to console gamers!

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Posted on Tue Jul 10, 11:03 by Nezt
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I am quite intrested on this product, is it any more details about how to make it operate? do we need an additional moderm or router to make it work?

Posted on Thu Nov 13, 07:00 by JackJ
Home Page: http://games-now.com/PlayBikeGames/
Where can I buy one online ? I tried the Buffalo site but I don't know any Japanese so it's kind of hard to figure what's what ...

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