X360 FF Wireless steering wheel.
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I just read this on another forum where someone started a "Game and Accessory of the Year" thread.
It may help anyway:
"For me I gotta hand it to the Xbox 360's Wireless Racing wheel, the little time I had using it at my cousins was all I needed to know its a must have for the racing guys on 360.
Quality -> Amazing, simply the best first party steering wheel ever made if you ask me, move on over Logitech. Feels great, force feedback is their however lacking to one title currently, but Forza 2's on its way so you might as well be ready. However one downside is the pedal shifters, give me a old school knob and I'd be happier."
i have one i have my review over at www.testdriveunlimited.com,www.biz www.forza.net and www.xbox.com. There is lots of videos and pictures so it is worth your while.
I've got one today - first impressions are pretty good, although this is my first FF wheel so it's taking a bit to get used to). In PGR3 I am already setting times the same as my old ones (not all that good it has to be said!) and I think that with practice I will be able to improve.
I haven't quite got the hang of it for things like the drift challenges, but I'm sure it will come along. I also dusted off my copy of TDU and I prefer it using the wheel.
There isn't FF per se but there is buolt in resistance in the wheel so you don't wander around everywhere. I am still experimenting with the set up to balance responsiveness. I can see myself playing TDU a bit more now as it feels better.
I can't wait for Forza 2 and GTR to come out.
Downsides? Well my tables are the wrong shape (too thick) so I can't clamp it to the tables to play, which means I use the lap. The pedal setup is good though as your heels stop the (already pretty grippy) set from sliding away.
Also I haven't worked out how to look around in either PGR3 or TDU - not a major issue but it would be nice!
Phil
I haven't quite got the hang of it for things like the drift challenges, but I'm sure it will come along. I also dusted off my copy of TDU and I prefer it using the wheel.
There isn't FF per se but there is buolt in resistance in the wheel so you don't wander around everywhere. I am still experimenting with the set up to balance responsiveness. I can see myself playing TDU a bit more now as it feels better.
I can't wait for Forza 2 and GTR to come out.
Downsides? Well my tables are the wrong shape (too thick) so I can't clamp it to the tables to play, which means I use the lap. The pedal setup is good though as your heels stop the (already pretty grippy) set from sliding away.
Also I haven't worked out how to look around in either PGR3 or TDU - not a major issue but it would be nice!
Phil
Right, update from me - I managed to get the wheel bolted on to the table and it's...awesome!
Soo much better when it's firmly held in place. I am now thoroughly enjoying PGR3 and am pushing out golds with relative ease (before I couldn't really be arsed and so settled with silvers)
Firm thumbs up from me and I think it has improved PGR3 immensely. There's nothing like holding a loooong drift in a GT3 Porsche (RUF RGT) to make you feel satisfied!
Still wish you could look around the cockpit though!
Phil
Soo much better when it's firmly held in place. I am now thoroughly enjoying PGR3 and am pushing out golds with relative ease (before I couldn't really be arsed and so settled with silvers)
Firm thumbs up from me and I think it has improved PGR3 immensely. There's nothing like holding a loooong drift in a GT3 Porsche (RUF RGT) to make you feel satisfied!
Still wish you could look around the cockpit though!
Phil
NFS Carbon is terrible with the wheel.
The game is just an arcade game and plays better with a joypad.
I personally prefer NFS Underground but I like the Canyon Challenges.
The drifting races are too easy and the tyre squeal is annoying after a while.
Autosculpt allows you to modify bodykits to your liking, a nice touch
TDU is great with the wheel and PGR3 gives you a workout with FF, you really feel the kerb stones on the corners.
The game is just an arcade game and plays better with a joypad.
I personally prefer NFS Underground but I like the Canyon Challenges.
The drifting races are too easy and the tyre squeal is annoying after a while.
Autosculpt allows you to modify bodykits to your liking, a nice touch
TDU is great with the wheel and PGR3 gives you a workout with FF, you really feel the kerb stones on the corners.
TDU is better overall as a game with the wheel, but its MUCH harder to drift correctly. I think some extra programming is needed because its not as integrated as well as PGR3.
I know that TDU is getting a FF patch in a week or so, which Im sure will make a big difference.
I've pulled the sensitivity down a bit because it was a bit all over the shop.
PGR3 is brilliant fun, although I wince a lot when I have to suddenly pull opposite lock, all those gear cog things groaning at me.
Well worth getting.
I know that TDU is getting a FF patch in a week or so, which Im sure will make a big difference.
I've pulled the sensitivity down a bit because it was a bit all over the shop.
PGR3 is brilliant fun, although I wince a lot when I have to suddenly pull opposite lock, all those gear cog things groaning at me.
Well worth getting.
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