PS2 Online Gaming

I don't want to sound like I'm forcing someone to do this, but is there any way to get the servers for Jungle Storm back up?

DNAS is hurdle #1, then you gotta deal with other stuff.

Just play it on PC or Xbox.

no you should just get tribes instead

LoL

is area 51 still having some form of a turn out?

jacobgrocks wrote:DNAS is hurdle #1, then you gotta deal with other stuff.

Just play it on PC or Xbox.

Maybe on PC, but AVOID the xbox version Ghost Recon: Island Thunder. For whatever reasons, that port is terrible in comparison to jungle storm. Jungle storm came out later so maybe they spent more time fixing it's problems. Island Thunder has a lot of problems that Jungle Storm doesn't have. One huge one is that there is sever fogging on all the levels in Island thunder. You can see like 2 feet in front of you and the enemies can still shoot you from a mile away.

I really enjoy Jungle Storm's online co-op, but the game is offline and has DNAS which means its probably not ever coming back online.

teamR@@K!E wrote:no you should just get tribes instead

LoL

is area 51 still having some form of a turn out?

I'll try and find Tribes man. Area 51 still has turnouts. Last night there was 6 other people online. So all is good!

ok good I've not checked it out in awhile

I've not heard much of jungle storm but if it's true you can't play it online i wouldn't get it

there is little to no turn out for greg hasting's paintball
but if you find that for cheap, check it out

at least on tribes i can add bots to have more targets


but i don't know any other ps2 game in the world that you can add AI players online and play death match on a fps game
like imagine if there's always at least ten or more players on area 51 at all times, of course you want to shoot real players but it makes it more intense anyway I'll have to check out area 51 again, i want to have the leader get TAA

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