wheel would be the best to get (keep in mind i'm on sort of a limited budget).
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
Keyboard works..... seems a little different than in N2 to me, but it works
fine.
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Kevin Anderson
ICQ # 6769389
>> Is it true that there is no keyboard support in N3? And if so, what type
>of
>> wheel would be the best to get (keep in mind i'm on sort of a limited
>budget).
>> Thanks in advance.
CompUSA has a wheel for $29.99 and one with pedals for $49.99. I haven't used
either, but saw that they had them for sale at that price.
I'm now on my second one. First one pedal springs AND wheel bungee broke.
I could repair the pedals, but the wheel proved too much of a challenge for
me to come up with a suitable replacement (and yes, I did contact TM, who
told me I was SOL on parts).
What I don't like about the T2 wheels is that the bungee is very poor
quality. I used it maybe 10 times (light use at that), and started feeling
'looser'. I'm sure it's only a matter of time before that one snaps like my
other one did.
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>Kevin Anderson
>ICQ # 6769389
>> Is it true that there is no keyboard support in N3? And if so, what type
>of
>> wheel would be the best to get (keep in mind i'm on sort of a limited
>budget).
>> Thanks in advance.
It's fully digital, which means it's very accurate, but it also means it
won't work with DOS games.
If you can live with it's design limitations (pedal base and stupid
single-screw attachment system on the steering wheel) then the ThrustMaster
Nascar Pro is good and it's also under $100.
Logitech just came out with a non-ff version of their wheel at under $100,
but it's got the same bizarre pedals as the FF version.
The MSFFW has great pedals, a 'grindy' but nice wheel, but it's out of your
budget, as I suspect most ff wheels are.
-Larry
-Larry'