Again, this is beyond our control!!Ĭurrently, there are three main types of SSID associated with PSP ad hoc play. An example being the Tekken games where you need a ping of 30 or less to be able to play. This is beyond our control!!! It's also worth noting that some games have a ping limit which will not allow you play full stop unless your ping with the other player/s is below a certain figure. If you have a bad Ping with other players, the chances are you will experience some degree of lag and/or unexplained events during play. However, whatever technique (as outlined below), you need to use to play a game via Kai, it must be noted that your PING also plays a part in gameplay. History lesson over, in theory, all PSP games that support ad hoc multiplayer can be played via Kai. Kai 'tricks' the PSP's into thinking they are within a 10 metre wifi range of each other which in turn allows us to play with players from all over the world. Sony never intended for PSP's to be played wirelessly, globally. The Service Set Indentification or ' SSID' is what each PSP game uses to identify itself uniquely, and to be able to communicate with like games via a wireless, ad hoc network. Please PM me if you know of anything that is incorrect or untrue. It is subject to change and I welcome your comments or suggestions. It's my hope that this guide will give people information only, and it is not to be taken literally. What I've written is my interpretation of what I have read and researched from various sources.
I don't claim that I know all there is to know about SSID's and Xlink Kai. Xlink Kai vs PSP SSID's! - A TX guide to PSP games SSID's with your wireless adapter.įirst off, a disclaimer. uk Forum Index » PlayStation Portable/Vita Community uk :: View topic - PSP SSID F.A.Q & Kai/PSP SSID Gamelist FAQ
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