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anyone know a wheel that works for the XBOX?
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Re: anyone know a wheel that works for the XBOX?
I have a few wheels on the XBox, and all of them suck. The Thrustmaster and some "Viper" or "Cobra", whatever it's called...both of them have HUGE dead zones and not enough response. The Mad Catz has the ability to resolve that with the customizable dead zone and sensitivity, but it (at least my wheel) randomly "disconnects" itself, and I have to recalibrate everything. I'm talking 2 or 3 times during an average 20 lap race. I gave up on trying to run racers on the Box with a wheel...I just use the controller. -
Re: anyone know a wheel that works for the XBOX?
I have a few wheels on the XBox, and all of them suck. The Thrustmaster and some "Viper" or "Cobra", whatever it's called...both of them have HUGE dead zones and not enough response. The Mad Catz has the ability to resolve that with the customizable dead zone and sensitivity, but it (at least my wheel) randomly "disconnects" itself, and I have to recalibrate everything. I'm talking 2 or 3 times during an average 20 lap race. I gave up on trying to run racers on the Box with a wheel...I just use the controller.Comment
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Re: anyone know a wheel that works for the XBOX?
I have a few wheels on the XBox, and all of them suck. The Thrustmaster and some "Viper" or "Cobra", whatever it's called...both of them have HUGE dead zones and not enough response. The Mad Catz has the ability to resolve that with the customizable dead zone and sensitivity, but it (at least my wheel) randomly "disconnects" itself, and I have to recalibrate everything. I'm talking 2 or 3 times during an average 20 lap race. I gave up on trying to run racers on the Box with a wheel...I just use the controller.Comment
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Re: anyone know a wheel that works for the XBOX?
Coupla' years ago, I spring for the Grand Turismo II version Logitech force feedback wheel and LOVED it. Then like 3 months later, I sold my PS2 for an XBOX.Hank's Custom Collectibles 3D printer/painter extraordinaireComment
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Re: anyone know a wheel that works for the XBOX?
Coupla' years ago, I spring for the Grand Turismo II version Logitech force feedback wheel and LOVED it. Then like 3 months later, I sold my PS2 for an XBOX.Hank's Custom Collectibles 3D printer/painter extraordinaireComment
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Re: anyone know a wheel that works for the XBOX?
Coupla' years ago, I spring for the Grand Turismo II version Logitech force feedback wheel and LOVED it. Then like 3 months later, I sold my PS2 for an XBOX.Hank's Custom Collectibles 3D printer/painter extraordinaireComment
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Re: anyone know a wheel that works for the XBOX?
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TCrouch said:
I have a few wheels on the XBox, and all of them suck. The Thrustmaster and some "Viper" or "Cobra", whatever it's called...both of them have HUGE dead zones and not enough response. The Mad Catz has the ability to resolve that with the customizable dead zone and sensitivity, but it (at least my wheel) randomly "disconnects" itself, and I have to recalibrate everything. I'm talking 2 or 3 times during an average 20 lap race. I gave up on trying to run racers on the Box with a wheel...I just use the controller.
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The universal version of the MC2(identical to the xbox MC2) doesn't have the connection bug. But I can only really get anywhere with it in Burnout 2.Comment
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Re: anyone know a wheel that works for the XBOX?
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TCrouch said:
I have a few wheels on the XBox, and all of them suck. The Thrustmaster and some "Viper" or "Cobra", whatever it's called...both of them have HUGE dead zones and not enough response. The Mad Catz has the ability to resolve that with the customizable dead zone and sensitivity, but it (at least my wheel) randomly "disconnects" itself, and I have to recalibrate everything. I'm talking 2 or 3 times during an average 20 lap race. I gave up on trying to run racers on the Box with a wheel...I just use the controller.
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The universal version of the MC2(identical to the xbox MC2) doesn't have the connection bug. But I can only really get anywhere with it in Burnout 2.Comment
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Re: anyone know a wheel that works for the XBOX?
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TCrouch said:
I have a few wheels on the XBox, and all of them suck. The Thrustmaster and some "Viper" or "Cobra", whatever it's called...both of them have HUGE dead zones and not enough response. The Mad Catz has the ability to resolve that with the customizable dead zone and sensitivity, but it (at least my wheel) randomly "disconnects" itself, and I have to recalibrate everything. I'm talking 2 or 3 times during an average 20 lap race. I gave up on trying to run racers on the Box with a wheel...I just use the controller.
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The universal version of the MC2(identical to the xbox MC2) doesn't have the connection bug. But I can only really get anywhere with it in Burnout 2.Comment
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Re: anyone know a wheel that works for the XBOX?
I know this is slightly off topic, but can I use my racing wheel I got for the PC (I forget the exact Logitech one it is) on the PS2? It's USB, I wasn't sure how well the PS2 would recognize itNintendo Switch Friend Code: SW-7009-7102-8818Comment
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Re: anyone know a wheel that works for the XBOX?
I know this is slightly off topic, but can I use my racing wheel I got for the PC (I forget the exact Logitech one it is) on the PS2? It's USB, I wasn't sure how well the PS2 would recognize itNintendo Switch Friend Code: SW-7009-7102-8818Comment
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Re: anyone know a wheel that works for the XBOX?
I know this is slightly off topic, but can I use my racing wheel I got for the PC (I forget the exact Logitech one it is) on the PS2? It's USB, I wasn't sure how well the PS2 would recognize itNintendo Switch Friend Code: SW-7009-7102-8818Comment
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