Anyone coming from EQOA for PS2?

Howdy,

EQ legends looks exciting, I've been playing EverQuest Online Adventures via a PS2 emulator recently the last several months. It's been a lot of fun, especially since it was built for the PS2 so controller support, meaning I can play it on my couch and TV.

I know EQ Legends will take place at a different time in Norrath, so this has more playable races and classes.

EQOA only has about 400 daily users, I know EQ Legends will be more popular and have more daily players, so has anyone played the EQL beta and can tell me their experiences playing compared EQOA gameplay wise? Also will there be controller support for EverQuest legends?

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u/Natural-Lawyer8948 — 15 hours ago

477m is great of console MMOs

If you have the itch for old school MMORPGs, I will say the 477m is perfect for these given the screen.

I've been playing Ever Quest Online Adventures Frontiers via a PS2 emulator, but it really hits the spot. I enjoy old school gaming for PS2, GBA, consoles ETC, but also growing up playing MMOs, it's nice to have some that can work out the box on handheld emulators.

Highly suggest giving them a try.

Currently I play EQOA but I have heard Phantasy Star Online for Gamecube/Dreamcast and Final Fantasy ( the ps2 online version) have active private servers as well.

u/Natural-Lawyer8948 — 5 days ago

SBC gaming really hits the nostalgia spot

I recently got a 477m, I got my 1TB sd card out of my switch loaded it up with all different types of games for NES to PS2 and GameCube.

These things really are a beast, it made me fall in love with gaming again, esp playing all the old games I enjoyed are never got to be play when I was younger.

Currently I've been obsessed with playing old school MMOs and have been playing EverQuest Online Adventures Frontiers via the PS2 emulator(mostly due to it being a console MMORPG it has default controller support), in-between playing GBA, PSP, and Dreamcast games: but having access to such a variety of games *for free*...

Really is something special.

Highly recommend if anyone is one the fence at getting one of these devices to just take the plunge!

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u/Natural-Lawyer8948 — 6 days ago

What games should I play from a backlog

I have a dumb and weird question,

I got a 477m, I loaded up all my retro emulators, ps2. G cube. Wii, etc. Now I have thousands of games and I'm trying to decide "how" to jump in?

For your people who got a device fully built out. How did you go about playing, did you choose any specific system first like ps2 or n64 and just work you way through a catalog?

Did you start oldest to newest, playing older games first to an "evolution"of gaming type thing?

Do you just choose popular game series and okay through them etc. Like playing the Zelda series. Final fantasy, kingdom hearts?

How did people go about choosing a system and game with such an overwhelming amount of options.

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u/Natural-Lawyer8948 — 23 days ago