Video games released from the mid-1990s to the mid-2000s that utilized Internet access such as "EverQuest", "Red Faction", "Warcraft 3", "Final Fantasy XI", "Phantasy Star Online", "Guild Wars", "Unreal Tournament", ', "Audition", ', "" and "Ragnarok Online", etc., accommodated for 56k dial-up with limited data transfer between the game servers and user's personal computer. The first consoles to provide Internet connectivity, the Dreamcast and PlayStation 2, supported dial-up as well as broadband. The GameCube could use dial-up and broadband connections, but this was used in very few games and required a separate adapter. The original Xbox exclusively required a broadband connection. Many computer and video games released since the mid-2000s do not even include the option to use dial-up. However, there are exceptions to this, such as "Vendetta Online", which can still run on a dial-up modem.