mikhail_tisoy

XLink Kai is a method developed by Team-XLink for online play of certain compatible consol games

It enables players on the xbox, playstation2, playstation3, psp, nintendo gamecube, other consoles to play games across the internet using a network configuration that simulates a world-wide local area network(lan)
For XLink Kai to work, the Kai client program must be installed and running on a compatible personal computer or linux device. The Kai client is required to let consoles connect online. XLink Kai acts like a proprietary LAN network that "tunnels" games over the internet to connect users from all over the world, creating a massive online gaming network with this free networking service. For the Xbox, the functionality is provided directly within the XBMC GUI, however, the Kai client is still required to be running on a computer on the user's network. It is also possible to run the Kai client on other Linux-based devices, such as modified Linksys WRT54G series routers or the Linksys NSLU2 NAS devices.




Note: Xbox 360 is designed by Microsoft to be incompatible with this kind of software. It will automatically drop connections if the ping is > 30ms in system link connection.


Features

• Supports Xbox, Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Nintendo GameCube and PSP LAN enabled games. The Xbox 360 is designed by Microsoft to be incompatible with this kind of software. It will automatically drop connections if the ping is >33ms in system link connection.
• Integrated chat in all areas
• No port-forwarding required on almost all network setups. UPnP support.
• Global user interface
• Auto-update on start-up
• Multi-console compatible
• Compatible with wireless networks (not all wireless network setups)
• Superior compression algorithms for less lag
• Support for university dorms and proxies such as Italian FastWeb ISP
• Trusted clan and tournament and ladder arenas
• Remote functionality through homebrew dashboards (for Xbox users only)

A list of compatible system-link Xbox games is on the Team-XLink website.


XLink Kai: Evolution VII. Global Network Gaming.

mikhail_tisoy

is this the wrong forum for this? if so please move this mods

InsaneNutter

Nope this is the correct forum, if you made a step by step guide on how to set it up on your router then that could be posted in the guides section.

Back on topic, I used this a lot back in the Xbox 1 days... it worked perfectly for Halo 2.

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mikhail_tisoy

oh ok thanks insaneNutter

DyNaMiiXx

Could I use this to played people who have payed live

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mikhail_tisoy

nope only poeple with who has this program because this tricks your xbox to think that your using LAN thats why this program isnt illegal becuase tecnecly your not connected to xboxlive

p.s WARNing my speLLing and grammer is bad

Safinn

Not bad but I bet not alot of people use it.. So you might not find alot of players playing.

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Trebor

At the time of Halo 2s release and for much time afterward you could find an average of 10 games to join. Never liked the idea of paying for live on the old Xbox and this was the only way to play with mates online for me. I think the last time I used it was to play some Mario Kart with InsaneNutter online. Good memories with this program

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InsaneNutter

Ahh yes Mario Kart on Xlink / Warp Pipe, I had some good races with the back in the day!

Loads of people are still using Xlink, it looks to be for one PSP game mainly, Monster Hunter Portable 2G... I guess it’s big in Japan?

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DyNaMiiXx

Ah, Ok, I might get this for when I go on holiday or something

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