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Hardware and Internet Access There are two ways to play THPS3 online: Using a USB Modem connected to the PS2 and a phoneline. Via a high speed broadband connection. DSL, Cable modems, and existing high speed networks using Ethernet are all considered "broadband". In either case you will also need Internet Access through an ISP (Internet Service Provider) supported by THPS3. Common ISPs Please note, America Online is NOT supported by THPS3 at this time. I'm going to be using a USB Modem to play online. I'm on a high speed broadband connection (DSL, Cable, existing network) Using a Modem If you wish to play online with a modem, then you will need to purchase one of the USB modems supported by THPS3. The modems that are supported are: A. Zoom FaxModem 56K USB Model 2985L No Packaging Photo Available B. USB Pocket 56K NetSurfer NMT00700 No Packaging Photo Available C. MultiTech Systems MultiModemUSB MT5634ZBA-USB D. Actiontec Call Waiting USB modem USB56012-01CW No Packaging Photo Available E. Sony Network Adaptor for PlayStation 2.

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