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Saitek X36

discussed in 31 posts, 1998-2008 · overall tone mixed

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Key threads

  • IL-2 Sturmovik joke 'hate' post and off-topic chat 2001-12-06 · 111 posts
    Morgan Boof jokingly 'blamed' Andre Warringa for getting him hooked on the IL-2 Sturmovik flight sim demo. Sim racers discussed IL-2, flight-sim controllers and pedal drivers, and took jabs at Ubisoft over the unreleased F1 Racing Championship patch. The thread wandered into Tolkien, Kubrick, Star Wars and Monty Python, with condolences for a member's bereavement.
  • Microsoft and Saitek force feedback wheel comparisons 1998-10-19 · 31 posts
    A user asked for force-feedback wheel reviews. The Microsoft wheel drew mixed reports on its light sliding pedals, though gas and brake could be split in software, while the Saitek R4 was widely criticised for build quality. Saitek's Mark Starrett answered questions about DOS support and assembly and defended the product against complaints.
  • Running old racing sims on retro or modern PCs 2008-09-27 · 28 posts
    LuvrSmel described firing up an old Pentium to play NASCAR Racing, Need for Speed and Network Q RAC Rally. Others recommended DOSBox with D-Fend, VirtualBox, CPU slowdown tools and the GPL 2004 demo fix for running classics on modern machines. The thread ended in an argument about the power use of old versus modern computers.
  • Should racers upgrade to Windows 98? 1998-07-08 · 80 posts
    Larry Lindstrom asked whether Windows 98 was ready for gaming. Replies were mixed: clean installs generally worked and some found it faster, while others reported broken drivers, joystick hat problems, sims such as GPL and ICR2 not running, and a heavier resource load. Many advised staying with Windows 95 OSR2 if it worked.

Sentiment by year

Each post that discussed it was rated from −2 (very negative) to +2 (very positive).

YearPostsPositiveNegativeTone
1998631positive (+0.33)
1999500mixed (+0.00)
2000623mixed (-0.17)
2001911mixed (+0.00)
2002401negative (-0.50)
2008100mixed (+0.00)

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