I'm racing with a game pad and can't get a smooth turn. When I race I
look like Dale(I bump left and right).
>I'm racing with a game pad and can't get a smooth turn. When I race I
>look like Dale(I bump left and right).
Ah yes, that new chart-topping dance:
The Intimidator Bump and Twist.
He bumps, you twist :-^
Ron R II
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>I'm racing with a game pad and can't get a smooth turn. When I race I
>look like Dale(I bump left and right).
You need a wheel to keep it smooth in the turns---well worth the price
get a T-2 for about a hundred bucks. And buy that CD . You won't
believe that you actually enjoyed the VGA version.
Mike Lewis
: I'm racing with a game pad and can't get a smooth turn. When I race I
: look like Dale(I bump left and right).
The easiest way to fix your problem is to buy a wheel or a joystick. A
wheel is a large investment but it is worth it. A joystick is much better
if you're short on cash like me. Just get a simple joystick that allows
for encremental driving instead of on/off driving like a game pad. With
a joystick or wheel you can turn a little or a lot with a pad you can only
turn a lot. There is NO way to do very good with a pad, you have to have
one of the two afformentioned means of driving to be smooth and successful.
Kelby Cody
NASS96
