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OT Kinda: GT3 on the PS2

6 posts by 6 people · 10 Sep 2001 03:04 UTC - 11 Sep 2001 14:01 UTC

Cliff Roman 10 Sep 2001 03:04 UTC#162933
We just bought a PS2 and since it was only $30 more (and the fact that I am a racing junkie) we went ahead and got the GT3 pack. Well if you are a sim racing fan, you know that trying to play something like this with a hand controller just does not work very well. I know that there is a Logitech Force wheel for the PS2 but that is about $130. Sure it would be worth it if I would use it for my PC also, but since I already have a wheel for my PC (and I do not like FF wheels) that wheel is a bit much for just using it on the PS2. I know there is a V3 wheel that is pretty cheap, but will it work for what I need it for? Just PS2 racing games once in awhile? Anyone know of any other wheels that will work on the PS2? (too bad the TM wheels do not work) Thanks
I believe the non-ff Logitech wheel works Cliff Roman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:N4Wm7.7046$[email hidden]... > We just bought a PS2 and since it was only $30 more (and the fact that Iam
Quoted text (7 lines)> a racing junkie) we went ahead and got the GT3 pack. > > Well if you are a sim racing fan, you know that trying to play something > like this with a hand controller just does not work very well. > > I know that there is a Logitech Force wheel for the PS2 but that is about > $130. Sure it would be worth it if I would use it for my PC also, but
since > I already have a wheel for my PC (and I do not like FF wheels) that wheelis > a bit much for just using it on the PS2. > > I know there is a V3 wheel that is pretty cheap, but will it work for whatI > need it for? Just PS2 racing games once in awhile? > > Anyone know of any other wheels that will work on the PS2? (too bad theTM
Quoted text (7 lines)> wheels do not work) > > Thanks > > > >
"Cliff Roman" <[email hidden]> writes:
Quoted text (8 lines)> We just bought a PS2 and since it was only $30 more (and the fact that I am > a racing junkie) we went ahead and got the GT3 pack. > > Well if you are a sim racing fan, you know that trying to play something > like this with a hand controller just does not work very well. > > I know that there is a Logitech Force wheel for the PS2 but that is about > $130. Sure it would be worth it if I would use it for my PC also,
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In article <N4Wm7.7046$[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...
Quoted text (11 lines)> We just bought a PS2 and since it was only $30 more (and the fact that I am > a racing junkie) we went ahead and got the GT3 pack. > > Well if you are a sim racing fan, you know that trying to play something > like this with a hand controller just does not work very well. > > I know that there is a Logitech Force wheel for the PS2 but that is about > $130. Sure it would be worth it if I would use it for my PC also, but since > I already have a wheel for my PC (and I do not like FF wheels) that wheel is > a bit much for just using it on the PS2. >
The Logitech Force GT was designed for GT3. It works on the PC as well with drivers for the Wingman Force USB. There is a new wheel from Logitech called the Driving Force that adds navigational buttons and a lap mount. It should be no more than $99. You can also buy the Logitech Wingman Force USB and use it. The Thrustmaster Ferrari wheel works as well, but may not work with any other game. Your best bet is to go to news:alt.games.granturismo or http://www.granturismo.com and go to the forums. -- "Life is what you experience between racing games" Galley
"Whodaguy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:QYWm7.26137$[email hidden]... > I believe the non-ff Logitech wheel works I believe the non-ff Logitech wheel is gameport only. I don't think the PS2 has a gameport. Then again, I have neither of those, so what do I know? ;o)
I noticed on the Ball Racing site they have an adapter for the playstation, so you can use their wheel with it. Would this adaptor work with other wheel combos? "Cliff Roman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:N4Wm7.7046$[email hidden]... > We just bought a PS2 and since it was only $30 more (and the fact that Iam
Quoted text (7 lines)> a racing junkie) we went ahead and got the GT3 pack. > > Well if you are a sim racing fan, you know that trying to play something > like this with a hand controller just does not work very well. > > I know that there is a Logitech Force wheel for the PS2 but that is about > $130. Sure it would be worth it if I would use it for my PC also, but
since > I already have a wheel for my PC (and I do not like FF wheels) that wheelis > a bit much for just using it on the PS2. > > I know there is a V3 wheel that is pretty cheap, but will it work for whatI > need it for? Just PS2 racing games once in awhile? > > Anyone know of any other wheels that will work on the PS2? (too bad theTM
Quoted text (7 lines)> wheels do not work) > > Thanks > > > >

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