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PS2: need better wheel suggestion

2 posts by 2 people · 03 Nov 2001 18:13 UTC - 04 Nov 2001 00:42 UTC

.. 03 Nov 2001 18:13 UTC#154616
I'm using Logitech Driving Force FF to play GT3 and F1 2001. Is there anything better than that. It is not very smooth and feels tacky at times. Or is it possible to add ball bearings to it?
.. <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > I'm using Logitech Driving Force FF to play GT3 and F1 2001. Is thereanything > better than that. It is not very smooth and feels tacky at times. > > Or is it possible to add ball bearings to it? The Logitech MOMO works with the PS2. It's gear driven, I'm told, but it does have ball bearing shaft support. I think part of the problem with PS2 force feedback quality at this point is more a product of poor implementation by the developers. The feedback forces are token and do not adequately convey simulation driving forces on the scale of GPL or NASCAR 4. They'll get better with time on this, but that still won't answer your problem with what I call a "gritty" feel to the Driving Force/GT/GP. John Cauthen

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