Hi. My computer is super slow in online games. He's very old too! Do I have any solution to fix it? This situation is very annoying! :(

the game is Highly Compress so download the full version it like 8 gb

Well it sounds like thar there is an over heating problem or the fan is not working right so you could send it to the Nintendo repair center give them a call if it's under warranty it will cost nothing to have it fixed or if the warranty is up it will cost money to have it fixed. X box 360 and ps 3's consoles have the same issue too the new consoles don't last as long like the old Consoles do the old ones live a lot klonger so just play on an NES console then like I do lives a lot longer too

You can connect your gaming console wirelessly with your belkin router.Read more:How to connect gaming console.....

Man this is an old question, but as luck would have it, I am facing the same issue with 2 controllers.

This seems to be a known issue with some of the controllers and some sites I have read say it is a 50/50 thing. So buying a new one (which I did) might not solve the problem (which it didn't).

I bought the version that will work with Windows and on the PC it works great. But now that I am playing more on the 360 I have noticed, that in some games at least, I cannot turn right consistently.

Needless to say it is very annoying when trying to drive or shoot someone in game. But as far as I know, there is no "fix" for this problem.

Contact Hasbro Customer service about Part No. Item: PG003
and ask them about the problem. Assuming this is the online pogo version you're referring to, everything should be on the disc. But they should be able to help.

You can also go over these pages on Hasbro.com which have several pages of instructions for various versions of the game.

http://www.hasbro.com/customer-service/browse/_/Ntt-Pogo%20Yahtzee?Ntk=All&Ntx=mode+matchallpartial

Why would you want to? Dial up is so terribly slow for just Internet browsing; I imagine for playing games online it'd be even worse (if it even lets you connect with such a slow connection).

That being said, you obviously can't direct connect dial up to the PS3. There isn't a port for that. Instead you'll have to do a work around involving a PC/laptop with a dial-up modem/port and an Ethernet port on it. You'll also need and Ethernet cable.

Basically the plan is to connect to dial up using your laptop/PC, then share the connection on it from the dial-up port to the Ethernet port. The PS3 would then connect to the Internet through your computer. Not ideal, but then again having only dial up isn't an ideal situation to begin with.

Here's some specific guides on the matter:
http://www.instructables.com/id/PS3-On-Dialup/
http://www.ehow.com/how_6515109_play-ps3-online-broadband.html

Here's some generic guides on ICS (Internet connection sharing) on Windows:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306126
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Using-ICS-Internet-Connection-Sharing

Here's a link for sharing Internet connections on a Mac (if Mac's even have a dial-up port, I honestly don't know how old you'd have to go to get one with it):
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Mac/10.5/en/8156.html

Best of luck!

Good Day Ilreleonebia!

You should try cleaning all the fans inside your PC once in a while.

Fans, especially in your video card would spin faster whenever you used the video card performance by playing online games that rely on graphics.

It is very normal. What is not is the annoying sounds you are hearing. It should not be. These sounds is cause by dirt accumulating on your blowers and fans. Just clean and the annoying sounds will go away.

It sounds like its just an old system my man. Replacing a part would cost more than its worth.

It's the phone and the Iden network. The phone is the most basic of basic phones which is super slow and the IDEN network is only 800mhz it's super slow...