Legends Gamer Pro

Wanted to give AtGames a try but didn't want a dedicated cabinet so this was perfect for my needs. Wish it had spinners built in though.I use many Pandora Boxes, Retropies, Super Console X Pro's, mini PC emulators, AliExpress boxes, PC emulation, you name it. They ALL have pluses and minuses. The Legends Pro is no different but it's my new favorite for now.I like the trackball - performs better than the Pandora DX's one for me.I can use a USB hub to connect the joysticks (prefer over using them wirelessly) along with a spinner, USB sticks loaded with additional games and still have ports for other accessories.Came in a plain cardboard box, not the fancy white printed one like in the promo videos. Still arrived in great shape.Needs updating right out of the box to fix contectivity issues.

I have had nothing but problems with this machine since I got it. I've spent more time trouble shooting this thing than playing it. Currently the usb cable doesn't work so I can't connect directly to the from the deck to the actual unit. Sometime the bluetooth doesn't pair so I'm stuck with no connection. I have had success using the deck only with my pc but again, no usb only on bluetooth. So it looks like I'll be using it with retroarch or some emulator like that. I feel like I could have bought only the deck without the actual unit as it is mostly unusable. Even when it sees the bluetooth connection it won't always connect, that's some terrible technology right there. And now I can't connect with the usb cable because it's just not recognized. Terrible machine I suggest do not buy.

I have the Atgames Legends Ultimate Arcade, which is the full-size arcade cabinet version of this.The control panel is almost identical, except 2 more buttons per player on this unit instead of the spinners, and the software is virually identical.The home arcade is awesome, and this unit would be, except the bluetooth lag severely impacts playability of games.Yes, I have my TV set on game mode, and I have no problem with other gaming consoles.It's a shame, because the concept and the quality of the controls themselves are very good, and the ability to add your own MAME or console game ROMS is awesome.Almost completely ruined by poor BT. It's a shame, because there are low-latency bluetooth chips (see APT-X LL) but apparently they didn't use one in this product.

I love the system itself. The price was Steep especially finding out after I purchased it Walmart had it on sale for $100...

Every time I turn the system on I have one issue or another (or all issues) and have to troubleshoot something. The Bluetooth on the arcade sticks sometimes won't connect, the wifi will disconnect spontaneously, I get logged out of Arcadenet spontaneously, I've been getting black screens from crashes, and everything imaginable has gone wrong with the USB port. It's like the system does not have enough computing power to run the system, wifi, bluetooth, and USB; one of them is always going out during setup or play. I average about 30 minutes to get it fully running every time I start start the system. You have to sign in to arcadenet to get some features to work, so I could see this thing being a huge paperweight in the future unless the mod community can find a fix to bypass arcadenet. I will have to give it two stars because the arcade sticks are great once I get past starting the unit up and syncing the bluetooth.As a heads up, it seems like the product got better reviews earlier on while it was getting more support and prior to a not so great system update, so if you are seeing videos demonstrating how great the product is, make sure you are watching a recent review.

I ordered one a while ago & it arrived DOA, so I went through customer support, and they sent me a new one free of charge. That said, this includes 150 games built-in, mainly from Taito, with a few Jaleco games & Data East games. If you choose to, you can legally add game packs using a flash drive which includes more Data East games, pinball tables, and Activision games initially released on the Atari 2600. The controller is decent. I'd say slightly better than an arcade 1up controller, but there are better options. Still, I do recommend this product.

I like the size of the controller and how it has a controller ball roller like Atari’s centipede arcade game

I loved this thing at first. It worked great, no issues whatsoever. I kept wondering why everyone else was having so many issues. Then one day, after several months of no use, I turned it on to update and play some games. That's when this thing went nuts on me.After the update, my controller began going haywire. I had little control over it. In fact, with the CoinOps SDcard installed, it somehow reformatted the card through it's travels through the menus. So now my Coinops is erased, as well as I can't even Factory Roboot it because it does not detect another card to do the Factory Reset....which should be built into the brain of the system.Guess I'll keep trying things, but I still have no control because of the controls. They press in going their own way. Too bad.

It constantly has connective issues between the console and the controls. DO NOT BUY unless you really think you can fix/solve connectivity.

Me ha sorprendido gratamente, la calidad de construcción es inmejorable.Lo mejor de todo es que es inalámbrico, no tienes que conectar cable de HDMI, alimentación, ni nada de nada. Funciona con batería recargable como la de un mando de videoconsola. Te evitas el cableado engorroso entre la TV y el mando de control. Además llega muy lejos, yo lo he probado a una distancia de 7 metros con 2 paredes de pladur y funciona perfecto.Tiene una base donde se conectan todos los cables, como HDMI, RJ45, USB y Alimentación (micro USB). Al jugar no tiene nada de Lag. Los controles se conectan por bluetooth, Pad 1 y Pad 2. Incluso puedes agregar mas mandos compatibles por bluetooth. Ya que hay juegos para 4 jugadores simultáneos.He estado investigando y sacan bastantes actualizaciones de firmware. Puedes conectarlo a internet por cable o por WiFi (compatible con wifi 5g).Los juegos que se incluyen son 150, algunos muy conocidos, pero donde tiene mas potencial es al instalar de la tienda: COINOPSX. Lo resumo... te hace falta tener un pincho USB de menos de 32 GB (yo he usado uno de 4gb y va de sobra) y te hace falta otro de 64 o 128GB, según los juegos que quieras agregar. El primer pincho USB (menos de 32gb) es para que se instalen las aplicaciones (COINOPSX por ejemplo). Y en el segundo USB de 32, 64, 128, o mas GB) metemos los juegos ya preparados para el sistema de AtGames. Si buscáis por internet lo encontrareis rápido. Os hará falta la aplicación "AddOnX Tool".Tiene una función muy chula para ver la pantalla del PC y controlarlo desde el "Legends Gamer Pro Stick Arcade", claro, hay que instalar una aplicación en el PC, se llama "LegendsLink", eso sí, se ve en 1080p, y el sonido es en PCM 2 canales.Lo que menos me ha gustado es que la base no se puede apagar, se queda encendida y emitiendo video constantemente, al no ser que desenchufes el cable de alimentación micro USB. En cambio en los controles si que tiene botón de apagado. Por esto no le doy 5 estrellas.Además de la base y los controles de mando, se incluye un adaptador de red a 230v para la base, cable HDMI muy corto (unos 20 o 25cm), cable USB para la carga del control inalámbrico (aunque también puedes cargarlo con un adaptador de 12v de estos que se incluyen en los discos duros externos de 3,5").Lo malo..., unas instrucciones en Ingles y Frances, nada de Español, pero es que en la página oficial del producto, tampoco están en Español. Vamos, en Español no te vas a encontrar nada, nada mas que Reviews.La serigrafia que tienen los botones de P1, P2 y Rebobinar, se van a borrar en cero coma.Es muy ancho y cómodo para 2 jugadores, lo recomiendo, ya que si te gustan los juegos retro, y configurar COINOPSX, te lo vas a pasar pipa.Otro "inconveniente", es a ver donde guardo yo este bicho tan grande.

Un excellent produit, j'espère qu'il continuera ainsi !!

Les points négatifs:-sur un télé 4K, désormais la norme, le rendu graphique est assez mauvais, à part un filtre crt peu efficace, il n'y a pas d'options graphiques pour améliorer l'image comme sur les émulateurs "modernes". L'affichage sera correct sur un écran HD.-les 150 jeux de base ne sont pas tous excellents, et loin d'etre des classiques intemporels de l'arcade, des jeux pour la plupart surexpoités sur un peu toutes les consoles retro sous licences (jeux Data East, jeux Disney 16 bits).Les Point Positifs:-C'est quand meme un tres bel objet avec de bons sticks et boutons et assez leger pour etre posé sur les genoux pour jouer. Le trackball pour les jeux qui l'utilisent est vraiment excellent.-L'émulation des jeux d'arcade 2D est bonne, le son est bon et la fluidité dans les jeux est constante et on est très loin des mauvais souvenirs de framerate à 20 i/s qu'At Games avait laissé avec ses Megadrive Flashback HD de 2017.-At Games met la console à jour régulièrement et ajoute des fonctionnalités fréquemment.-LE POINT PRINCIPALE QUI JUSTIFIE MON ACHAT: La console offre énormement d'options dites de "BringYourOwnGames" et notamment la possibilité d'importer des sets de jeux Coinops. Cela demande un peu d'effort et de recherche sur internet, mais une fois configuré on se retrouve avec un super système rétro avec deux supers stick aracade qui vaut largement son prix.