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[BoboBrazil]

For this downloadable content, online play, etc how does it work? Do I need to sign up for something or what?

 

[Vark]

It connects like a laptop would (or any other wireless device) to a wireless connection. If you have a wireless router hooked up to your cable modem or DSL or whatever then you have it join your wireless network and voila, you're online.

 

[Bob White]

It connects like a laptop would (or any other wireless device) to a wireless connection. If you have a wireless router hooked up to your cable modem or DSL or whatever then you have it join your wireless network and voila, you're online.

And once you're online how do you find a person to play? Is there some type of lobby system for all the wi-fi games?

 

[BoboBrazil]

Say I don't have a wireless router. How would I play?

 

[dkeane]

Say I don't have a wireless router. How would I play?

You wouldn't, unfortunately.

 

[Nerevar]

does the PSP support WPA, or only WEP? I've got my home network set up on WPA and I really dont' want to change it back to WEP (for some reason I consistently lose connection when you router is WEP, which is just a bitch).

 

[isamu]

You wouldn't, unfortunately.

Feelin HOT HOT HOT

 

[Alex]

That seems rather simple. I have a wireless router, and a second PC with a wireless network card. All of my ISP settings are auto-aquire, basicly, would the PSP pick them up like the computer or is there some fancy configurin' needed?

 

[Vark]

And once you're online how do you find a person to play? Is there some type of lobby system for all the wi-fi games?

It's built into each game, like it would be on a PC. Developers are left to do everything themselves so each game will have its own lobby system etc.

 

[Sho Nuff]

Magic

Similar to how a vaccuum cleaner works