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ThrustMaster Formula T2 any good?

7 posts by 7 people · 30 Oct 1995 - 30 Nov 1995

Jason June 30 Oct 1995#306838
Quoted text (11 lines)>I plan to buy a Joystick/wheel for use with my driving sims (e.g. F1GP, NFS >etc.). What are your recommendations? Is the T2 any good? How much is it? >How well does it work with NFS? Is it going to be supported in F1gp-2? >Any info will be appreciated. >-- >Isaac Wong (613) 763-6127 | Protel Compiler Group (Helpline ESN 395-4009) >http://chat.carleton.ca/~iwong | Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada
Stuart Boo 04 Nov 1995#306989
>>I plan to buy a Joystick/wheel for use with my driving sims (e.g. F1GP, NFS >>etc.). What are your recommendations? Is the T2 any good? How much is it? >>How well does it work with NFS? Is it going to be supported in F1gp-2? Why not look into the Competition Driving System from Extreme Competition Controls? It is a SERIOUS bit of kit! Contact: John Pribble Extreme Competition Controls, Inc. P.O. Box 80231 Minneapolis, Minnesota, 55408 USA Stuart -- From the bedroom of Stuart Booth, Somewhere in Guildford, England...
BMead 17 Nov 1995#307519
A few weeks ago I bough the Formula T2 by Thrustmaster. This is a great steering wheel! Compared to past products made with cheap materials, this is great. Some games, including NEED FOR SPEED, may no work with the steering wheel and pedals at the same time because they are configured as seperate joysticks. Here is the setup: _____ / \ * * - Joystick 2 button a and b | wheel | - Joystick 1 x axis \_____/ ... | - Joystick1 gearshift (button a and b) _ _ /-/ /-/ - Joystick2 x axis Pedals Scott California
NToto 17 Nov 1995#307520
<<Some games, including NEED FOR SPEED, may no work with the steering wheel and pedals at the same time because they are configured as seperate joysticks.>> Really? I have a T1, but NFS runs just fine with it. Does the T2 come with the adapter that I found necessary when using it with my SB16? Also, what fetures does the T2 have that the T1 doesn't? Thanks... Nick :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: #6, #94 & #16 in the REAL quest for the Cup! Go Ford!!!
Rick Jon 27 Nov 1995#308133
> Really? I have a T1, but NFS runs just fine with it. Does the T2 come >with the adapter that I found necessary when using it with my SB16? Also, >what fetures does the T2 have that the T1 doesn't? Thanks... > Nick The T2 has flat pedal pads instead of rollers. The wheel is supposed to be softer (squeezable) than T1 (hard plastic). Other than that, it looks about the same. BTW I don't have one, just going by the box.
I got my Formula T2 about three weeks ago and I am very happy with it indeed. It has a nice feel and is very accurate - you even get used to the gear shifter after a while. It's given a whole new lease of life to NASCAR which I had abandoned because it was too hard with a joystick.
ntimida 30 Nov 1995#308362
rick i have the new wheel got it for my birthday like it better than the t1 much better feel on wheel and more realistic pedals ,but im having a problem with need for speed......any suggestions James Hall Indianapolis,Indiana

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