couple of queries about gt5:P (tried searching)

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maybe im not typing in the right phrasing or something but i just couldnt find the answer to these questions.

ive been told sixaxis is when you can use the controller in a similar way to the wii remotes, if so how do i set up gt5:p so i can do this? i tried looking in options under the controller settings but all i found was button config and rumble on/off, there was somethign called "ghost" in the button config list, is this it? or am i totally wrong about the whole thing? lol

also can you only fine tune cars if theyre are actual race cars because at the moment i only have road cars and icant fine tune any of them.

any help will be greatly appreciated, ive had my ps3 for like 2 days so excuse me for sounding like a noob hehe.

cheers,
matt
 
Unfortunately GT5 Prologue doesn't seem to support motion senstive steering if that is what you're on about. I personally don't recommend using the SIXAXIS as a motion sensitive steering wheel to be honest. I tried doing that in Ridge Racer 7 and it doesn't recognise certain degrees of turning thus sometimes turn completely the other way causing complete chaos. It's a good idea in theory but not so good in practice. Stick with the conventional controls or invest in some Logitech steering wheels if you want an authentic feel.
 
I think the option to fine tune cars is unlocked with completion of the A class races isn't it?
 
yup, the quick tune facility is unlocked after 'A' class is completed
 
driverx
i thought u could steer the car with the six axis ???
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as said above you cant, and im glad you cant, the SixAxis motion sensing is crap! It feels tacked on, where as the Wii was built from the ground up with motion sensing in mind, so it actually works very well (unlike the SixAxis).
 
I agree about the motion sensing being tacked on. Let the Wii do what it does best. Let sony do what it does best... shaping the design of gamepads for the last 10 years.... slightly innacurate if you look back to the N64, but still..
 
Don't forget that SONY wanted Motion sensor controllers back in the day ;) before the first PS2.
 
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