PS2 Network Adapter PS2 Playstation 2 Game

PS2 Network Adapter

Manuf.	Sony
Format	NTSC
All Time Sales Rank	146
CD Universe Part number	3935064
Discs	5
Additional Info	Sony

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Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

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3 stars fantastic
the ps2 network adapter is great, I was not sure if the adapter would work here in mexico, but it did... I am soo happy to be able to play resident evil OUTBREAK online. thank you games universe for making this possible. greetings from MEXICO
Submitted by cucarachaborracha (xalapa, veracruz .mexico)
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5 stars Great peripheral
very good and easy to use...
Submitted by d_kaparunakis (houston, tx , usa)
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5 stars Bery good
All Ok. Thanks
Submitted by a reviewer (Spain)
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5 stars This is what your PS2 Needs!!!!!
This network adapter is awesome, ´cause response pretty well playing any game on the internet, besides you get sony´s support if you have any problem with it. The interface is so friendly, if you can not put it you are really an idiot, ´casue it has a dvd video explaning all you need to get on line. Thanks to CD UNIVERSE to sell this product.
Submitted by a reviewer (Mexico D.F.)
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5 stars PS Newtwork adapter... awsome
I wish it didn't take so long to arrive, but it was well worth the wait. Where else can you get a 56k modem and an ethernet adapter, that looks fantastic, includes 2 connectors for a hard drive (power and controller card) for $40. I use the broadband (ethernet) portion and set-up was easy and simple. Way to go Sony... Now lets get Gran Turismo on the net!
Submitted by a reviewer (Orange County, CA)
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