Before I get one: I recently have aquired a 54Mbps Broadband connection. Now after the exceitement of downloading America's Army waned, I realized something.
I have no Network Adapter for PS2, and I have a few games that are made for online play. (*hugs Battlefield 2: Modern Combat*)
Now. Question. Would a standard ethernet cable like the ones that come with cable modems (I have a Wi-Fi connection to the cable modem) plug into a Network Adapter? I've never used 'em before, figured I'd just post a question.
OHNO @ your lack of lannage.
Yes, the network adapter takes Ethernet (duh?) and phone line in.
Quick easy installation, but if opening a small bit of you ps2 is as frightful as jumping naked into a tub of hungry fat chicks, theeen you should pay someone to do it.
*BTW plz get finest hour so me 'n zex can pwn you. actually i have a s**tlaod of other onlines but i dont knooow.*
Yep, it works. There're actually two spots. One for dial-up and the other for Ethernet. 
.... I said that?
Here's one from the archive:
Basically just set it up like that and you'll be solid.
EDIT: I figured I'd make an updated version better suited to today's average home network configuration.
The sad part is, that second picture is about how I'd set it up.
Thanks you two. I just didn't know if I needed an adapter of some sort.
And Geo, get Battlefield 2 PS2 and we'll talk.
