As well as model systems, sometimes seeing good pictures and descriptions of how to do things is useful. I built a stable system with the help of this guide: http://www4.tomshardware.com/howto/01q1/010115/ind ex.html
Games like Everquest have been around for several years, and boast the advantage of a keyboard to make in-game conversations simple and efficient (if not gramatically correct). However, the PS2 doesn't come with a keyboard. It IS compatible with a USB-keyboard, from what I have read. Anyone planning on NOT using a keyboard if they play this game? Without the ease of communication it would allow, sounds like the game would be alot harder.
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As well as model systems, sometimes seeing good pictures and descriptions of how to do things is useful. I built a stable system with the help of this guide: http://www4.tomshardware.com/howto/01q1/010115/ind ex.html
Hope it helps someone else as well.
Games like Everquest have been around for several years, and boast the advantage of a keyboard to make in-game conversations simple and efficient (if not gramatically correct). However, the PS2 doesn't come with a keyboard. It IS compatible with a USB-keyboard, from what I have read. Anyone planning on NOT using a keyboard if they play this game? Without the ease of communication it would allow, sounds like the game would be alot harder.