[KingNautilus]

without a keyboard, the lack of communication presents a problem. I have an inability to enjoy the game without being able to type freely. I'm looking for fellow PSO players who have keyboards. It'd be fun to organize games where we can actually chat with eachother.

Yes, I know it's possible to use the software keyboard to type, but I usually convulse after a few sentences of that.

Send me a PM, or message me on AIM if you want to meet up soon.

[Tycho]

you know, i've become more proficient with the software keyboard than i ever wanted... i should reaaaally get a keyboard. <_<;

[kenshincg64]

u dont need to buy a key board if u have one at home you can just get a conecter to you system that is what i have u realy need to get one thay help alot and u will save alot of money onless u realy want to get what u wantlater






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[KingNautilus]

What you just said was completely unintelligible, can somebody translate?

[kenshincg64]

there is a link up cord thats about 2in. long u can plug it up in to ur system with out buying a keyboud because the key bord is only a regular keybord and a plug in to ur system

[Evergea]

On 2004-07-25 17:02, kenshincg64 wrote:
u dont need to buy a key board if u have one at home you can just get a conecter to you system that is what i have u realy need to get one thay help alot and u will save alot of money onless u realy want to get what u wantlater
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He's refering to a keyboard converter. It can take a normal computer (PS/2 plug model only, it's the small plug kind) keyboard and hook it up to the Gamecube. I already have a very nice keyboard I was given from work. It doesn't work with my computer with an older style connector, so I'm using it with the Cube. Hopefully with the extra buttons, one will be able to switch between Japanese kana, kanji and romaji mode. The keyboard for the Dreamcast was a pain like that :/.

[kenshincg64]

exactly