Thanks,
Keith.
Creative Labs had one with pedals set up with a Banshee rig running GPL,
but the guy playing it (not very well and in chase view) was taking
forever, and I was there on business :o( I didn't get a good look at the
pedals, but the brake looked like it was missing the top (wouldn't be
surprising after 5 days of abuse). Funny thing is, GPL wasn't showing
off the Banshee at its best - it needed to be restarted, because there
were some bad artefacts in the graphics - mainly the driver's head was
scrambled. The marketing guy said he didn't know anything about the game
- "they just gave it to us to run".
> I do not remember seeing any comments on this wheel. Does anyone here
> have one, and how is it with F1RS? A couple of Web sites have it for
> about $110 but it is backordered. Does the USB connection work well, and
> have you compared it to the serial port? How is the cable drive versus
> the direct gears used by some of the other wheels? I have been reading
> the online reviews but would appreciate some comments from actual paying
> customers.
> Thanks,
> Keith.
> I was at Comdex on Friday, and got to try out the Formula Force at
> Trident's booth. They only had the wheel (no pedals), running Blade2
> > I was at Comdex on Friday, and got to try out the Formula Force at
> > Trident's booth. They only had the wheel (no pedals), running Blade2
> > The game didn't seem to use FF, so I don't know how that works.
> Oops. I mean Motorhead. Blade2 (or something) is Trident's new graphics
> chip. Very nice looking, if I may say.
--
Pat Dotson
IMPACT Motorsports
http://www.impactmotorsports.com/pd.html
> Motorhead has great force feedback effects. It sounds like
> Trident people were clueless about setting up the sims.
> --
> Pat Dotson
> IMPACT Motorsports
> http://www.impactmotorsports.com/pd.html
