I use the Logitech formula force wheel and it works great. The feedback is
amazing with this game. I think its the best forcefeedback effects in any
game so far. Plus you get full variable throttle and brake control not the
button ***thats on and off. Its much easier to ride smooth. I have a
microsoft freestyle pro and it works ok also but in full realism mode I dont
like tilting it forward and backward for speed control. When you set it down
and use the menus it wants to select buttons for you. Hope this helps.
>I use the Fx Racing Wheel by Interact. It's a mini-wheel about 2 inches in
>diameter, and the throttle and brake controls can be set at either analog
or
>digital. It works great for motorcycle games. It supposedly supports FF
>too, but my opinion is that the FF doesn't work too well.
>CompUSA had it for $40.
>Interact's earlier contoller called the UltraRacer doesn't have FF, but it
>can supposedly be had for $20.
>You can check out their website for more info.
>www.interact.com
>> Stop wondering. Buy Micro$oft Sidewinder Freestyle Pro.
>> (http://www.racesimcentral.net/)
>> It's controlled by tilting!
>> OK, it doesn't have FF and you can's provoke wheelies with it, but
>> otherwise it's brilliant. Because it's analogue (D-pad and buttons are
>> digital), you get accurate handling through fast sweepers and yet great
>> 'flickability'. I use some amount (1-2) of throttle and braking help in
>> SBK to avoid highsides in slow corners and stoppies (as opposed to
>> wheelies).
>> It also comes with an entertaining motocross game (not a simulator).
>> --
>> Sami Gr?nstrand
>> www.hut.fi/home/sgronstr
