limited. Found one of these in mint condition on ebay... question is... are
they any good?
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Heckler
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Heckler
>>Was thinking about buying a wheel to play with, not a new one as funds are
>>limited. Found one of these in mint condition on ebay... question is...
> are
>>they any good?
>>http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/sidewinder/devices/FFBWheel/default...
>>Heckler
That statement just called up the funniest juxtaposition of imaegs. I
couldn't help thinking of one of my gradeschool teachers explaining to her
wide-eyed students about 'man's greatest technological invention... 'the
wheel'! If only our distant homo sapien ancestors knew.... :-)
'So I'm thinking of bartering for a wheel....whaddaya think?'
'Oh, you gotta do it... those things are great...I've got two myself'
'Trying to convince the wife...you know how it is....'
'Ha! I'll say...'
'So what are the physics like on those things anyway?'
'Very realistic... bit sluggish in the turns still, but they're getting
better every millenium '
'So they're pretty sturdy, though?'
'Hey, let me tell ya Jack, 3 tons of pure granite each is nothing to sneeze
at my friend'
I've tried all of them and imo, the Thrustmaster is the best of the lot,
with the Logitech coming in close behind, and the MS wheel a distant third.
The MS wheel just didn't feel as precise as the other two imo.
Another bonus is that the Logitech and Thrustmaster wheels can be used on
the PS2 too. GT3 is great with a good FF wheel :)
The MS wheel has great pedals though.
(No I don't work for them-I just use Logitech products.)
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