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I've always lived in unique places where the selection of wheels is limited. I previously was using a Logitech wheel for the past twenty years that only worked on ps3 and below. While just this past year I got a Thrustmaster wheel that is ps4/ps5 compatible. As such I've been enjoying a lot of the older ps4 games that I had missed out on, such as Project Cars 2 and the first Assetto Corsa. I will be moving to another country where no wheels are available, so I figured I'd import the Fanatec DD Pro. But I have two questions.
Does anybody have experience playing older ps4 games with the DD Pro? I remember when the wheel first came out I was reading that there were issues with the DD Pro and these older games. I know there is a compatibility mode option, but at least from what I read online it seemed like people still had issues making these games pretty much unplayable with the DD Pro. I haven't seen any new info since then, is this something that has been figured out by the community?
I know it hasn't been out long, but so far how is the reliability? If I'm importing then I obviously I want something that won't have many issues since it would be extremely troublesome and expensive to have it sent abroad for repairs. My previous Logitech wheel has had no issues for twenty years, while my new Thrustmaster wheel has had a few issues in less than a year.
Does anybody have experience playing older ps4 games with the DD Pro? I remember when the wheel first came out I was reading that there were issues with the DD Pro and these older games. I know there is a compatibility mode option, but at least from what I read online it seemed like people still had issues making these games pretty much unplayable with the DD Pro. I haven't seen any new info since then, is this something that has been figured out by the community?
I know it hasn't been out long, but so far how is the reliability? If I'm importing then I obviously I want something that won't have many issues since it would be extremely troublesome and expensive to have it sent abroad for repairs. My previous Logitech wheel has had no issues for twenty years, while my new Thrustmaster wheel has had a few issues in less than a year.