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Originally posted by cubits
Two crap methods of controlling a car.
That would be "Two crap methods of controlling a computer 'simulation' of a car.".
Originally posted by cubits
Two crap methods of controlling a car.
vat_manYou're not referring to the ol' Negcon, are you?
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Mate of mine had one of those - I could never come to terms with which way was right or left.
what crap are u talking about!?...on GT4P u CAN use the analog sticks( i drive with them!!!)and it´s on the back of the game cover that says "COMPATIBLE WITH LOGITECH DRIVING FORCE PRO AND GT FORCE"......so that means that this game is NOT working with ANYother steering wheel (cuz there´s NO script on the back-cover that" this game is compatible with ALL USB-steering wheels")There is a large probability that the analog sticks can NOT be used to control the cars.
It is also very probable that the Momo Force Steering wheel is NOT compatible with the game.
This is based on information from Japanese GT4-users.
This is also a request to Sony ...
GT-One Loverwhat crap are u talking about!?...on GT4P u CAN use the analog sticks( i drive with them!!!)and it´s on the back of the game cover that says "COMPATIBLE WITH LOGITECH DRIVING FORCE PRO AND GT FORCE"......so that means that this game is NOT working with ANYother steering wheel (cuz there´s NO script on the back-cover that" this game is compatible with ALL USB-steering wheels")
...so don´t tell that crap, man, without analog?...where do we live?
lmao he said clitoris on a game forum!FamineHuman biology - your fingertips are far more sensitive to pressure than almost any other part of the body (they nearly outrank the clitoris in terms of nerve endings). By using your fingertips to control pressure and movement you have a far higher sensitivity than using your finger extensor/flexor muscles to move the sticks.
Besides, it's not the travel on the D-pad buttons. It's the pressure - increase the pressure and you increase the response.
FamineThe D-pad is actually slightly more sensitive than the analogue sticks.
. My chosen profession so far has hinged on sensitive fingers,
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Thanks for replying k2racer. I wouldn't have noticed his post, as "GT one lover" is on my ignore list since a whilek2racerEhmmm, excuse me, if you took the time to read the date of the first post, you would see that the thread started end of March! So, a few months before the release.
I would lower your tone , because Buggy Boy has given us a lot of detailed information on Prologue, the cars & steering wheel information.
and he lives in Belgium
I love the ignore list. I have about 15 people on it. This is the first forum I ever went to where I had to use the ignore list.Buggy BoyThanks for replying k2racer. I wouldn't have noticed his post, as "GT one lover" is on my ignore list since a while![]()
You beat me, I only have 5 winners selected.CAMAROBOY69I love the ignore list. I have about 15 people on it. This is the first forum I ever went to where I had to use the ignore list.![]()
Buggy BoyThere is a large probability that the analog sticks can NOT be used to control the cars.
It is also very probable that the Momo Force Steering wheel is NOT compatible with the game.
This is based on information from Japanese GT4-users.
This is also a request to Sony ...
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Edit 29 Nov 04 : this thread was started before the launch of PAL Prologue. Only in the NTSC/J versions of Prologue the right analogue stick can not be used for throttle/brake.
PD cured it for PAL Prologue [thanks Sony & PD!].