Yes, but unless you are connecting your gaming console through a router or switch, you will need to manually register the device on ResNet. Go to the Gaming Console page for more information.

Yes, it should be put to be able to reach the menu, therefore with the hard disk and the plays which are above

Some game consoles, such as the PS2, XBOX and Gamecube are able to connect to the internet over a home network. This enables online game play, a very popular feature of current games on the market. All of these consoles offer Ethernet connectivity, so simply plugging the console into one of the available ports on your router and following the console's instructions should get you on the internet.

Well I like Playstation 2 the best and I think I also like GameCube, but PS2 the most. The problem wiht Nintendo is there are a few good games and a cheap price but not good enough games or graphics.

Well, at one time the Buffy the Vampire Slayer game was going to be released on PC. Then it was going to be released for Playstation. Now, it is offered on Xbox ONLY, according to the Fox Interactive site. They have an ad for the game that says "Only for Xbox." I have not heard of it being released in the future on any other platform. Now that the second video game is in production, it will be released for all platforms. Stay tuned to http://www.buffycollctor.com/games/.

Yes. Routers and switches will enable you to connect more than one computer to ResNet (up to 8) at the same time. Switches will require a special crossover Ethernet cable (comes with most routers).

Generally, surround systems for computers or video game consoles have more unique designs to them. Recommended systems are sold by Creative Labs or Klipsch. However, for even better performance, you can buy a Dolby Digital receiver for under $150 (try Amazon) and use Vidsonix speakers for better performance and higher power handling. Specs on sound cards are always changing - be sure to get one with an digital optical output that can plug into your Dolby Digital receiver.

Xbox games are designed to make use of the Xbox video game system's superior hardware and online gaming capabilities. It is not possible to play these games on a personal computer or any other video game system.

If you have a device other than a computer that uses the network, please email compreg@wellesley.edu for assistance. These special network devices must be registered with help from IS staff. No. The computer registration system does not change any settings on your computer or install software. It simply creates a record in a secure database with your FirstClass User ID and network card ID number, along with the contact information you provide on the form.

To register your console on Ferris' network, Click Here, and follow the instructions. You must be logged into CISCO Clean Access Agent to register your game console on Ferris' network.

Residence Life provides instructional materials on residence hall computer labs and technical services along with your housing assignment. For ResNet service, you can complete a work order from obtained from the main desk in the residence hall lobby. In addition to this service, Technology Operations offers Help Desk services at a nominal fee. The CMU Help Desk can be contacted at (989) 774-3662, Monday-Friday, 7 AM - 6 PM, for hardware and software support.

I buy a lot of video game consoles and usually a lot of games as well. For the last generation, I had all three of the main consoles: the Sony Playstation 2, Microsoft Xbox, and Nintendo GameCube. For this generation, I currently have an Xbox 360 and plan to buy a Playstation 3 at some point as well. So you could say I'm pretty un-biased as far as consoles go. However, my real passion is for PC gaming, and I nearly always prefer the PC as a platform for games.

To connect to ResNet you must have a Pentium running Windows XP or higher, or a Macintosh running OS X or higher. In addition, your computer must have a 10/100 Mbit Ethernet network card. You should buy a computer that comes with a network card or have a network card installed in an existing computer by your local computer store.

Penn Video Network is only available in ResNet-wired buildings. For a listing of buildings with PVN, see our Locations. You can request a new video installation to your building, though. To request a quote, send an email to video[at]isc.upenn.edu with your building information. It generally takes about one business week to formulate an accurate work estimate for new building wiring. More than 60 academic and adminstrative buildings are currently wired for the Penn Video Network.

If you want to connect to a domU console that is already running you first have to find the domU id using: xm list Name Id Mem(MB) CPU State Time(s) Console Domain-0 0 123 0 r---- 2482.9 testXM1 30 127 1 -b--- 4.9 9630 testXM2 32 127 1 -b--- 4.7 9632 testXM3 34 128 1 -b--- 0.3 9634 On a German keyboard try <CTRL> '5' if the above doesn't work. This works both in Putty and gnome-terminal. On a Swedish keyboard (mac running iTerm) <CTRL> '?' works. Xen 3.

Yes, you may connect your Xbox, but because of the Clean Access program used in WMU residence halls, your Xbox will have to be manually added to the authorization file. You will need to contact the Help Desk and give them the following information. Access for your Xbox should be granted within 24 (business) hours. Please note, you may NOT use a router in your room, although you may use a hub.

No, PC games cannot be played on the Xbox 360 also burned discs or discs from other video game systems cannot be played either.

Game Consoles must be registered with ITS in order to obtain an IP address for network gaming. Please bring your console, controller, power supply, and RCA cables to the ITS Help Desk so that we may configure them for the network.

Short answer. Yes. We intend to use the Torque 360 XNA product that is soon to be released by Garage Games to easily and quickly convert MWO over to the Xbox 360. You will be able to download it threw the Xbox Live interface on your Xbox dashboard. Xbox Live Marketplace may charge Microsoft points for the downloading of MWO. We have nothing to do with this and won't make a red cent. Also should note you won't be playing against PC/MAC/Linux users.