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It might not seem usefull to some but it is definitely a step in the right direction.

XBSLink is client/server to enable local network multiplayer games over internet just like Xlink Kai, only difference is that its P2P connection!

XBSlink is a great app that allows your PS3 to play online multiplayer with any game that supports LAN multiplayer.

Some of you may use Xlink Kai. XBSlink achieves the same functionality, however, it doesn’t rely on a central server like XLink Kai. It cuts out the middleman, so to speak, and relies directly on the P2P protocol. This lowers the latency, by directing all packets 100% to the client nodes.

What you need to do is here:


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For host & remote do:

1) Add your PS3 MAC into special MAC list.
2) Start Engine.
3) Start game and host local network multiplayer game (only if you are host).


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For remote do:

1) After steps above add remote host ip or host.
2) Push announce to Remote Host.
3) Start game and connect local network multiplayer game (only if you are remote)

After these steps host and remote is connected and you can have a chat while you play game

This was after all alot easier and quicker that Xlink Kai.

As you don't have to make an account or anything.



Here are some games that have LAN capability:

• Borderlands
• Call of Duty 4
• Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2
• Call of Duty W@W
• Condemned 2
• F.E.A.R
• Haze
• OFP Dragon Rising
• Rainbow Six Vegas
• The Darkness
• TimeShift
• Unreal Tournament 3
• Armored Core 4
• Blazing Angels 2
• Blur
• DiRT
• DiRT 2
• F1 2010
• Formula 1 Championship
• H.A.W.X 2
• Dark Sector
• Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2
• Kane & Lynch Dead Man
• Red Dead Redemption
• Red Fraction Guerrilla
• Saints Row 2
• Warhawk


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Good post, +rep

Wish u could play on psn..

ahh very nice post thanks explains it well :y: looks easy to use too

Cool, may try this out. Thanks

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Why couldn't there be a simple homebrew PKG to do this? Not to hard to figure out, but it'd be nice for a simple install, connect, play method so noobs and pros can play

Is this a resemblance to the ethernet cable method of playing? If so, would data transfer work?

nice post thx

I want play on psn !

DONT WE ALL

PS. Sony security = mega fail!