Most people I know of set the router to be a DHCP server, so internally, your machines should have IP addresses like 192.168.0.X, where X is a one-up number. Most games these days have a "multiplayer LAN" option, they will show games hosted by machines within your IP range. So you can host on one machine and the other should be able to connect. Older games require the IP address of the host, they won't search for valid games unfortunately. Just enter in the DHCP-assigned address and you should be good to go.Originally Posted by Beirut
Corssover, that's the phrase I was looking for. Like I said, it's been a while.Originally Posted by Xiahou
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