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Need For Speed SE DOES NOT WORK AT ALL!

2 posts by 2 people · 05 Jul 1996 - 08 Jul 1996

Joe McGinn 05 Jul 1996#324642
I bought NFS SE, and *neither* the Win95 nor the DOS version to works with my Thrustmaster T2 wheel (both installed just fine, but they don't work). I have a P133, SCSI disk & CD-ROM, Soundblaster16, Stealth64 VRAM w2MB RAM, and a Thrustmaster T2 wheel & pedals. In the DOS version installed the gas and brakes don't work right. I can only go about twenty miles per hour. And even then, thr car/graphics is bouncing up and down like I'm driving cross-country. Something is seriously screwed up here. BTW, the original NFS works fine on this same hardware. I installed the Win95 version, and after a lot of effort finally got Win95 to calibrate Thrustmaster as a "custom joystick". I start the Win95 NFS, and it displays it's calibration screen. I can move through all the gears with the steering wheel/pedals, but the goddamn thing won't accept any joystick button presses to accept the calibration! INnthe Win95 joystick panel, I tested the joystick and all four of the T2 buttons work fine, NFS just can't read them. I'm sick and tired of companies that ship buggy software that doesn't even work. Don't they even test software before shipping it anymore? It's not like the T2 is an uncommon piece of hardware, especially for a driving game. It's a total disgrace, and pretty surprising since the original NFS was such a high quality effort. I don't understand how the same company can ship such a buggy piece of ***for the sequel. Joe
Neil Yeatma 08 Jul 1996#325014
> I'm sick and tired of companies that ship buggy software that doesn't > even work. Don't they even test software before shipping it anymore? > It's not like the T2 is an uncommon piece of hardware, especially for > a driving game. It's a total disgrace, and pretty surprising since the > original NFS was such a high quality effort. I don't understand how > the same company can ship such a buggy piece of ***for the sequel. I don't think you can even call this a "sequel"...it's more an "update". NFS2 is supposed to be on the way...it would fit the "sequel" category. Given that it's an update, I'd have to agree with you that that it's totally unacceptable that NFS would work on your PC and NFS SE doesn't. Try this link for tech support...I've had good success with it in the past when I've had trouble with EA games... [link lost in import] Neil -- Meek and obedient you follow the leader down well trodden corridors into the valley of steel.. Neil Yeatman, Ajax, Ontario, CANADA

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