I don't think either of those games are online compatable.

DeadlyWarrior Wrote: I don't think either of those games are online compatable.

You're not familiar with WarpPipe?
I've been with them since Slashdot posted about them (long while ago).
Anyway, those games have LAN support, and WarpPipe makes it possible to play online with those.
WarpPipe (a program) will act as a "GameCube", and your GameCube will regognize it as such, enabling LAN play.
Then it will establish a connection to the program.
All you have to do then is connect WarpPipe to another WarpPipe server (i.e. your friend) and you can play against eachother.
Check out their site at http://www.warppipe.com/.

The current games that support online play are:
Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
1080 Degrees Snowboarding
Phantasy Star Online (obviously)
Kirby's Airride (horrible game)

Agilo Wrote: Kirby's Airride (horrible game)

I would like to know what you were on when you decided to play that game

BTW Deadly Warrior, Agilo's right. Both games can be played on WarpPipe, and PSO is/was the only GC game that can be played online WITHOUT the WarpPipe program, but I may be wrong about this.

MKSECRETS Wrote: I would like to know what you were on when you decided to play that game BTW Deadly Warrior, Agilo's right. Both games can be played on WarpPipe, and PSO is/was the only GC game that can be played online WITHOUT the WarpPipe program, but I may be wrong about this.

It was on a test-pod at a games-store.
I wanted to give it a try, seeming as though I kinda like race-games in general.

And yes, you're right, Phantasy Star Online is the only remaining game you can play online with, without WarpPipe.

Oh, I see. Well, thanks! I'll be sure to download it!

Then get back to me if you can play me.

I know the chances of a 3rd party game for gamecube going online are slimwhile its PS2 and Xbox counterparts do,but did you know that Splinter cell: PTfor gamecube willuse LAN! :D. So you might want to look out for that when usig warp pipe :.l

I bought the game and the adaptor!
Who wants to play me, online, in either 1080 Degrees: Avalange or Mario Kart: Double Dash!!?

No-one?

Silly Agilo, you can't bump your own threads

Anyways, the problem (I think) is that from what I understand, getting a GC Network Adapter is no easy task. I'll try to get one, and if I do, I'll borrow my bro's GC and I'll send ya a PM for some Mario Kart action, k?

A NGC broadband adapter isn't hard to find at all, It was for sale in stores all over, here.
Otherwise, you coult try eBay/online-store.