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Questions about Force RS and Shifter

3 posts by 3 people · 08 Jan 2000 - 11 Jan 2000

Brian 08 Jan 2000#513053
Are the paddles still on a rocker? Does the cartridge (w/ the shifter) block or hit the monitor? Have they added the profiler to the force rs? Does the shifter not support Need For Speed 3/4, GPL, or Nascar 3? If not NFS or GPL, count me out. Anyone know if this will be added soon? Brian
Sun Tzu 08 Jan 2000#513054
Hello, I have my monitor slightly elevated, so the cartridge issue is not a problem. It is better this way anyway since your monitor should be raised slightly to prevent back strain and bad posture. The RS Shifter can be used on any game. If the software does not support it, then you can use the shifter plate for sequential shifting. All the new Need for Speed series will be supporting free shifting though.
Hello, It really depends on how close you have your monitor to your seat. I would say in 98% of cases, you will not have a problem. If the cartridge is hitting your monitor, you are sitting too close anyway! :) Raymond ACT LABS Raymond ACT LABS

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