Been using joystick/pedals combo for GP500 and SBK2000 games, but read that
some of you are using game pads. Would this be a better option (particularly
the Freestyle Pro with tilt sensor). Does it make it easier to steer the
bike?
Thanks
PJ
Forgot to ask another question - if I want to add pedals to the Freestyle
Pro, is that possible?
Steering wheel is best
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"Paul Jager" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Been using joystick/pedals combo for GP500 and SBK2000 games, but read
that
> some of you are using game pads. Would this be a better option
(particularly
> the Freestyle Pro with tilt sensor). Does it make it easier to steer the
> bike?
>
> Thanks
>
> PJ
>
>
"Kevin Anderson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Steering wheel is best
Not always, I find my Freestyle Pro (USB) is best for twisty tracks where I
use
buttons to control lean ( and back brake ) and tilt for direction, throttle
and
front brake.
Wheel is better when it's long fast sweepers where direction is critical.
It may just be a time spent trying it but I don't find the Freestyle
particularly sensitive for direction.
Then on Motocross Madness the Freestyle is just THE best using
button for throttle and brake ( been told be a MotoXer that there
are only two positions for each when racing for real !!) and leaving
front-back to control body position.
The biggest problem I have is not being able to get my knee down
to hold the bike on the balance point on tight fast corners :-) :-)
Bad-Boy
