> > ok this is a bit on the random side but here
> > goes............................ i currently own a msff wheel
> (gameport) and
> > have been playing Grand Turismo 3 for a while, graphics cool but thats
> about
> > it
> > anyway i saw an ad for a gameport to usb adapter and came to the
> conclusion
> > that if i got the adapter and plugged the wheel into the ps2 i wouldnt
> have
> > to go and buy a new wheel for the playstation2 (cos it has usb ports
> on the
> > front) can anyone please confirm or deny this for me as for living in
> NZ id
> > have to order the adapter and wait for a couple of weeks b4 getting it
> Well, the question is... Did you see a gameport to USB adaptor, or did
> you
> see a USB to gameport adaptor? Those are two different things as far as
> I
> am concerned. :-)
> --KC
He said gameport to USB. IOW, the wheel has a gameport connection. That
would plug into the adapter, converting the connection to a USB
connection. He would then be able to plug it into his PS2. What part did
you not understand?
As for the answer, I would like to know myself. I have a Logitech
Wingman Formula GP wheel (gameport) that I would love to be able to use
with GT3. I don't know if the PS2 is programmed to only understand the
signal from a Logitech Driving Force wheel or if any wheel would work.
One problem that I can see is that you won't have all of the buttons
that are on the PS2 gamepad, so how will you navigate the menus?
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