I've been annoyed with my router for quite a while now but it's an absolute minefield out there when it comes to buying a new one. every router seems to have just as many good reviews as they have bad ones. the reviews also rarely say weather they're any good for gaming.
currently I can only get a moderate NAT type with my Xbox 360, but I can live with that coz at least it can connect.
My Nintendo DS is where the problems start. It recognises our current wireless internet connection but it won't connect unless we turn the WEP key off which would mean anyone could use up or band width while I'm playing it online.
I just recently bought a new PSP go and it has the exact same problem as the DS. it won't connect unless the WEP key is turned off. A PSP Go that can't connect to the internet is just a really expensive paper weight.
I need a router that's easy to find, doesn't cut out while your in the middle of a match, has an Open NAT type on Xbox 360, supports the security settings of the hand held consoles (if it works on one it will probably work on the other) and is still good for general web usage.
Oh, and I'd like to stay under $200.
Does such a thing exist?
currently I can only get a moderate NAT type with my Xbox 360, but I can live with that coz at least it can connect.
My Nintendo DS is where the problems start. It recognises our current wireless internet connection but it won't connect unless we turn the WEP key off which would mean anyone could use up or band width while I'm playing it online.
I just recently bought a new PSP go and it has the exact same problem as the DS. it won't connect unless the WEP key is turned off. A PSP Go that can't connect to the internet is just a really expensive paper weight.
I need a router that's easy to find, doesn't cut out while your in the middle of a match, has an Open NAT type on Xbox 360, supports the security settings of the hand held consoles (if it works on one it will probably work on the other) and is still good for general web usage.
Oh, and I'd like to stay under $200.
Does such a thing exist?