Is it true that there is no keyboard support in N3? And if so, what type of
wheel would be the best to get (keep in mind i'm on sort of a limited budget).
Thanks in advance.
Keyboard works..... seems a little different than in N2 to me, but it works
fine.
It has keyboard support.
For cheap wheels, you can't beat Thrustmaster.
--
Kevin Anderson
ICQ # 6769389
After seeing the rave review PC Gamer gave the Andretti Racing Wheel I
decided to give it a try. I have a Thrusmaster 1 and a TM Pro Racing Wheel.
The Pro Racing Wheel has only been used 8-10 times...like new. If you want
it I'd give it to you for $40.00. But to be honest the Andretti wheel I
just bought for $69.99 blows it away by a long shot. I'd be willing to sell
you my old T-1 in very good working order for $25.00 + shipping.
Gary
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>It has keyboard support. >> Is it true that there is no keyboard support in N3? And if so, what type >of >> wheel would be the best to get (keep in mind i'm on sort of a limited >budget). >> Thanks in advance.CompUSA has a wheel for $29.99 and one with pedals for $49.99. I haven't used
either, but saw that they had them for sale at that price.
Wanna bet? When my first one broke, I beat the hell out of it...:)
I'm now on my second one. First one pedal springs AND wheel bungee broke.
I could repair the pedals, but the wheel proved too much of a challenge for
me to come up with a suitable replacement (and yes, I did contact TM, who
told me I was SOL on parts).
What I don't like about the T2 wheels is that the bungee is very poor
quality. I used it maybe 10 times (light use at that), and started feeling
'looser'. I'm sure it's only a matter of time before that one snaps like my
other one did.
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>For cheap wheels, you can't beat Thrustmaster. >-- >Kevin Anderson >ICQ # 6769389 >> Is it true that there is no keyboard support in N3? And if so, what type >of >> wheel would be the best to get (keep in mind i'm on sort of a limited >budget). >> Thanks in advance.If you can deal with the wacky pedals (almost over-engineered), then the
MadCatz PC Andretti Racing Wheel is an absolute bargain at $70.
It's fully digital, which means it's very accurate, but it also means it
won't work with DOS games.
If you can live with it's design limitations (pedal base and stupid
single-screw attachment system on the steering wheel) then the ThrustMaster
Nascar Pro is good and it's also under $100.
Logitech just came out with a non-ff version of their wheel at under $100,
but it's got the same bizarre pedals as the FF version.
The MSFFW has great pedals, a 'grindy' but nice wheel, but it's out of your
budget, as I suspect most ff wheels are.
-Larry
Tonka.
-Larry'
