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[EA Nation Hub](https://github.com/a-blondel/ea-nation-server) revives infrastructure servers for a set of PSP EA games, including Medal of Honor: Heroes and Heroes 2, Need for Speed: Most Wanted 5-1-0, Carbon: Own the City, ProStreet, and Undercover, plus a list of FIFA, Madden, NBA Live, and other EA sports titles (some with partial features). Their Discord is at [discord.gg/fwrQHHxrQQ](https://discord.gg/fwrQHHxrQQ).

On a real PSP you connect by setting a custom DNS. The current infrastructure DNS published for these games is `eahub.eu`, which resolves to `51.254.141.170`. The PSP's DNS field needs the IP address.

## Set the DNS

1. On the XMB, open **Settings** and go to **Network Settings**.
2. Select **Infrastructure Mode**, then edit a connection or choose **[New Connection]**.
3. Choose **Scan**, select your access point, and enter the password if needed.
4. Choose **Custom** for address settings, and leave **IP Address** set to Automatic.
5. Set **DNS Settings** to Manual. Enter `51.254.141.170` as the **Primary DNS**. You can set the secondary DNS to `1.1.1.1` or `8.8.8.8`.
6. Finish and save the connection.

## Play

Start a supported EA game and use its infrastructure / online multiplayer option.

The [project README](https://github.com/a-blondel/ea-nation-server) notes that the EU version of Need for Speed: Most Wanted 5-1-0 needs an SSL bypass patch to connect, because that game's port is already used by Need for Speed: Undercover. Only the US versions of NBA Live 06/07/08 and NCAA 07 have online support.

Sources: [EA Nation Server](https://github.com/a-blondel/ea-nation-server), DNS published in [PPSSPP's infrastructure list](https://github.com/hrydgard/ppsspp/blob/master/assets/infra-dns.json) (`eahub.eu` = `51.254.141.170`).

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