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How can you connect Pokemon Ruby to Pokemon Emerald using a wireless adapter?
i dont believe so because the wireless adapters were made for leafgreen and firered which came out after RSE
Can a gba wireless adapter connect to the internet for Pokemon games?
no.
Why cant you trade in the Pokemon FireRed Version?
You can up stairs in the pokemon centre if you have a wireless adapter or if you connect with your friendwith a wire unless you play it on ds then u can't Hope i helped
How do you connect DS with Pokemon Emerald to GBA with Pokemon Sapphire?
you have to have a super wireless adapter
Can Pokemon LeafGreen mystery gift connect with cables intstead of a wireless adapter?
No.
Does Pokemon leaf green connect with Pokemon sapphire with only one wireless adapter?
Saphire and Ruby arent adaptable with the wireless adapter, so when trading to those games you cannot use one.
What does a wireless adapter USB do?
A wireless USB adapter allows a computer or wireless device to connect to a wireless router. It is needed for any device which is not wired to an internet connection, to connect.
Which hardware in laptop connect the wireless internet?
Wireless network adapter.
Which is the device that connect pc to wifi?
A wireless adapter.
How do you connect Pokemon fire red to a wireless adapter?
I don't know about the wireless adapter, but you can have a wire adapter and use it on you GBA (Game Boy Advance). YOU MUST HAVE A GBA TO ADAPT WITH THE WIRE, it doesn't fit on the DS. I don't know about the wireless but maybe someone else will later put the answer later on.
What does the wireless adaptor for Pokemon emerald do?
The Wireless Adaptor is only compatible with Pokemon FireRed, LeafGreen, and Emerald. It allows you to enter the Union Room and connect to another game that also has a Wireless Adaptor without a Link Cable.
What do you need to connect your Xbox to the internet?
An ethernet cord to connect the XBox to a router or the wireless adapter for XBox to connect to your wireless router.
