Answer my question and i will stop posting. how much does ps2 online cost monthly????
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Answer my question and i will stop posting. how much does ps2 online cost monthly????
how much does ps2 online cost if u answer this i wont post anymore thigns about this... how much does it cost monthly??
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either you have never looked into online gaming and have not done any research on this topic or you are just bored and posting something to mess with the people on this board.
Sony does not charge anything for playing their games online all you need is the network adapter, a ps2, a game that has online capability and a internet connection and you can play online. the difference is sony's online is not as good as Live so I am happy to pay for live.
so the answer to your question is there is no monthly fee.
Sony does not charge anything for playing their games online all you need is the network adapter, a ps2, a game that has online capability and a internet connection and you can play online. the difference is sony's online is not as good as Live so I am happy to pay for live.
so the answer to your question is there is no monthly fee.
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This is freaking hilarious.
It doesn't cost anything unless a specific game (such as MMO's) have a fee to play them.
So....when can we expect to see your next thread?
It doesn't cost anything unless a specific game (such as MMO's) have a fee to play them.
So....when can we expect to see your next thread?
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Originally Posted by Just_Asking_12
ok so xobx live cost like $25 a month because it has more features and stuff and ps2 dont cost anything???
NO Xbox Live costs $50 a year. PS2 is free except having to buy the adapter and the game. I'm sure if you go to sony.com they can tell you everything you know. Then you won't have to start a new thread for every question you have.
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Ok I was wrong. Xbox Live is $100 every two years and PS2 Online is $50 bi-monthly or $150 quarterly. I know that is screwy but it's they way they do it. If you want to cancel you have to pay $50 and send in a picture of you riding a donkey. If you don't have a donkey or a camera then it's an extra $50 to cancel. Ok, I'm kidding about the donkey. I also heard that if you buy a PSP then you get PS2 Online for free. They even send you a device to plug into your PS2 that will allow you to use the PSP as a controller on your PS2. You can even watch the game on the PSP screen.
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Originally Posted by Mopower
. If you want to cancel you have to pay $50 and send in a picture of you riding a donkey.
And I nominate this for Meanest Thread responses of the Week.
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It's $49.99 per month. Why does it cost so much? Because Sony uses Blast Processing (tm) to burst data packets across phone and cable wires at 4,000 MPH (SIX times faster than XBox Live), that's why! They also use 512-bit double-wide encryption so that no one can steal your credit card info and take all your money. Plus if you use Sony's service for 6 months or more, you get your choice of a FREE PSP or a pony!
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March Madness can be played online, but since today is 3/31, they turn off access to it at midnight tonight, till next year.
Dick_G: That's the new "pay as you play" program, I think it's only been rolled out to certain test markets as of now. They're trying that method, and a method where you get play credits based on your scores in sports games, as well. I heard they were working on one where they charge by the ammo for FPS games as well, but I think that's still in talks.
Dick_G: That's the new "pay as you play" program, I think it's only been rolled out to certain test markets as of now. They're trying that method, and a method where you get play credits based on your scores in sports games, as well. I heard they were working on one where they charge by the ammo for FPS games as well, but I think that's still in talks.
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Originally Posted by Just_Asking_12
can march maddness be played online for ps2??
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Originally Posted by Mopower
Ok I was wrong. Xbox Live is $100 every two years and PS2 Online is $50 bi-monthly or $150 quarterly. I know that is screwy but it's they way they do it. If you want to cancel you have to pay $50 and send in a picture of you riding a donkey. If you don't have a donkey or a camera then it's an extra $50 to cancel. Ok, I'm kidding about the donkey. I also heard that if you buy a PSP then you get PS2 Online for free. They even send you a device to plug into your PS2 that will allow you to use the PSP as a controller on your PS2. You can even watch the game on the PSP screen.
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Originally Posted by jrobinson
has there been a major breakthrough in crypto and no one told me about it?
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Originally Posted by dtcarson
March Madness can be played online, but since today is 3/31, they turn off access to it at midnight tonight, till next year.
Dick_G: That's the new "pay as you play" program, I think it's only been rolled out to certain test markets as of now. They're trying that method, and a method where you get play credits based on your scores in sports games, as well. I heard they were working on one where they charge by the ammo for FPS games as well, but I think that's still in talks.
Dick_G: That's the new "pay as you play" program, I think it's only been rolled out to certain test markets as of now. They're trying that method, and a method where you get play credits based on your scores in sports games, as well. I heard they were working on one where they charge by the ammo for FPS games as well, but I think that's still in talks.
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I am getting a kick out of the entire thread.
Just Asking.....to be serious, starting tomorrow, Sony does not charge you anything, unless you are using a Duel Shock controller. They will charge 99c for each time that you try to connect to PS2 online. They are trying to make up revenue for being sued about these controllers. As long as you use an old PS1 controller, you are ok.
Just Asking.....to be serious, starting tomorrow, Sony does not charge you anything, unless you are using a Duel Shock controller. They will charge 99c for each time that you try to connect to PS2 online. They are trying to make up revenue for being sued about these controllers. As long as you use an old PS1 controller, you are ok.