
XLink supports system-link / LAN enabled games on the XBox, Playstation 2, Gamecube and PSP. Some XBox games may have both system-link and XBox Live options. Games with XBox Live online play only will not work on XLink. |
If a new game is released, but there is no arena set aside for that new game, test the game out on XLink with someone else that has the game. If the game works without a problem, please contact us. Once we have received a few confirmations, we will proceed to update the list, and update the arena structure to include the new game title.
Microsoft XBox
Microsoft XBox 360
Sony Playstation 3
Sony Playstation 2
Nintendo Gamecube
| PAL - NTSC | Bandwidth | Headset | |
| 1080: Avalanche | - | High | No |
| Kirby Air Ride | - | High | No |
| Mario Kart: Double Dash | - | High | No |
Sony PSP
PAL - NTSC: Around the world, there are 2 main video regions referred to as PAL and NTSC. Some games cannot be played between PAL and NTSC users, thus reducing PAL users to play PAL users and NTSC users to play NTSC users. There is nothing that XLink Kai: Evolution VII can do to overcome this, as it lies with the developers of the game to allow cross-region compatability.
Bandwidth: Some games (usually First Person Shooters) send out a lot of network traffic in large chunks. This means that connections between players need to be faster, response times (pings) need to be lower and upload bandwidth needs to be as high as possible for whoever hosts the game. For example, don't expect to host a 16 player game of Halo for the XBox on a 128kbps upload connection.
High = 128 to 256kbps upload bandwidth recommended on a broadband connection.
Low = 64 to 128kbps upload bandwidth recommended on a broadband connection.
Headset: This refers to the XBox Live headset and whether you can use it in the system-link section of the game. Most XBox Live enabled games with additional system-link support will support the XBox Live headset in system-link play, but not always. If a game does not support voice via the XBox Live headset, a PC headset and SPEEX can be combined as a compromise. Please see the FAQ for more information on SPEEX.