Author Topic: XLink Kai: Global Network Gaming.  (Read 2240 times)

What is XLink Kai?

XLink Kai is a program that you run on your PC or Macintosh that allows you to play system-link / LAN-enabled games for your XBox, Playstation 2, Gamecube and PSP.

The software is referred to as what is known as a 'tunnelling' application. There are various other single-console tunnelling applications available, but XLink remains the only one to support all 3 major consoles..

So how does it work?
For those people that really want to know, here's a quick briefing.

Your console uses the connectivity between your PC or Mac as a "tunnel". Data is sent from the console, to the PC or Mac, sent over the Internet through XLink Kai to the receiving PC or Mac, and finally sent to the receiving console. This happens in both directions so many times per second that you just have to believe us.

So you then ask, how is my console detecting these games over the Internet? Well these games are using standard Ethernet networks to transmit data. As long as the connection is strong and stable, your console is tricked into thinking the consoles it is connecting to are right there within the same house or building, when in fact they could be sitting 2000 km's away in another continent...
(This is my comment, loving Miracles)
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Links
Website
Download
Quick Start Guide
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More info
If you didn't quite understand what this is for, this lets you connect your xbox, ps2, and apparently your GameCube, to the internet to play mutiplayer games. (I don't really see the point besides using it for xbox.)

I have been using this since last night, playing Halo 2, i think it works nicely and it's really cool to be able to play online.

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« Last Edit: September 23, 2010, 11:43:43 AM by zookuw »

so you could play monster hunter or ratchet deadlocked via computer?

so you could play monster hunter or ratchet deadlocked via computer?
No, this is not a emulator.

You download the software to the PC, run the software, make sure the PC and the Xbox are plugged into your router then you go threw channels on the program on the PC, and once your into a good channel for the game you want to play you go over to the Xbox and you go to system link, and the games are there.

It tricks the Xbox into thinking there are Xbox's linked to it.
« Last Edit: September 23, 2010, 10:47:24 AM by zookuw »

so you could play monster hunter or ratchet deadlocked via computer?
No.

You can play system link via internet.

No, this is not a emulator.
ahem
so you could play monster hunter or ratchet deadlocked online via computer?

Does it have system link?

ahem
I edited post the post above.

Does it have system link?

It does it threw that.

^ Thats what i did to get mine working.

Oh hell yes.

Now I can play Star Fox: Assault with my friends

Oh hell yes.

Now I can play Star Fox: Assault with my friends
provided your friends are smart enough to figure this out
i dont have many smart friends

Oh hell yes.

Now I can play Star Fox: Assault with my friends
I really have no idea how the GameCube works.
Or what it does at that, because the GameCube has no mutiplayer normally.

provided your friends are smart enough to figure this out
i dont have many smart friends
It was easy setting it up for the Xbox.

Alright guys, i will be back a a few minutes i need to go clean the kitchen, read the FAQ, or post and wait for your questions to be answered.
« Last Edit: September 23, 2010, 10:57:14 AM by zookuw »

Well, I think the Gamecube has LAN play if that's considered split-screen, I have no idea. They said it was supported.

Well, I think the Gamecube has LAN play if that's considered split-screen, I have no idea. They said it was supported.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Al8mY-7NBbY
It appears it does do it.

It's like hamachi for consoles

I used to use this and xboxconnect for halo before the 360 came out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfYfNlgmshE
That is my stuffty video of me explaining what i did to get it to work.
I can do a real tutorial if you guys want...

Bump,

Anyone download this yet? Anyone want to play Halo 2?