PC users...What controller?

Allison41 · Post by **Allison41** » 18 Nov 2004, 05:06

I'm using logitech wingman cordless and let me tell you i'm enjoying every second of this game.

ic3m4n · Post by **ic3m4n** » 18 Nov 2004, 07:55

Keyboard

Lolindir · Post by **Lolindir** » 18 Nov 2004, 08:27

Keyboard, i've got a plane steering wheel and ive got pedals, but they just are too sensitive in the game

DenZer · Post by **DenZer** » 18 Nov 2004, 08:30

For now just the keyboard, but i'm planning on getting a wheel with pedals or a controller of some sort

fury · Post by **fury** » 21 Nov 2004, 19:09

Andre_online wrote:I'll be using the WingMan Rumblepad made by Logitech...

Does your rumble work on the road in nfsu2? Mine will only rumble when you go off the shoulder etc..

fury · Post by **fury** » 21 Nov 2004, 19:15

I've used thie Wingman RumblePad USB for years on NFS titles. Everyone I've ever talked to or raced online who has em swears by them and I do too until I find something better.

ViperJay · Post by **ViperJay** » 21 Nov 2004, 19:18

still using the keyboard and a sucking joypad sometimes...waiting for a steering wheel...

jemc · Post by **jemc** » 21 Nov 2004, 19:32

keyboard and Thrustmaster Force Feedback Racing Wheel

Om3n-PL · Post by **Om3n-PL** » 21 Nov 2004, 19:39

i use keyboard

a - shift up
z - shift down
s - brake
arrow keys
space - nitrous
shift - handbrake

i found this to be the most effective way for me playing since i spent so many hours play nfsu with this same keyboard style i got used to it... and has helped me firetruck up anyone i race

GSi · Post by **GSi** » 21 Nov 2004, 19:44

wingman rumblepad using the sticks
thrustmaster FF wheel for drag events (gears are awkward on the pad)

GP · Post by GP » 22 Nov 2004, 13:54

IÂ´m using now the microsoft racing wheel, its cool, but its bad because i cant change the steering options

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lyn_guy · Post by **lyn_guy** » 22 Nov 2004, 21:38

Using cordless Logitech Rumblepad.. lots better than keyboard.. thinking of getting Logitech momo wheel. Someone mentioned using emulator for GT4. Could you please post some info on how to do it.

fmccloudx · Post by **fmccloudx** » 22 Nov 2004, 22:23

i'm using my nyko airflow. perfect for me, since my hands get sweaty playing all the time. if i could find one, i'd use a gamecube USB adaptor.

senzr · Post by **senzr** » 23 Nov 2004, 12:18

To all who are using PS2 controllers with adapters, do the buttons respond analog-style according to pressure like it would when hooked up to a PS2?

mr_oh_so_ice · Post by **mr_oh_so_ice** » 23 Nov 2004, 14:51

Saitek P2550 Rumble Pad, very nice control and smooth handling and the ability to use a D Pad as an analog input, which is easier for me. I can't use the Logitech Dual Action since the D Pad is a POV and I couldn't figure out how to change that. I really can't use an analog stick.

Another good pad is the Logitech Wingman Extreme, its old but its so comfy and accurate, I played the hell out of NFS High Stakes, NFS 3, and Porsche Unleashed with that one. We still got it around but I am used to my Saitek Pad now.

The Flying Dragon · Post by **The Flying Dragon** » 24 Nov 2004, 01:48

using the PS1 controller

Maverick2K4 · Post by **Maverick2K4** » 24 Nov 2004, 05:16

PS1 Dual Shock with PSX USB Adaptor

DisabledTrucker · Post by **DisabledTrucker** » 02 Dec 2004, 03:10

Can anyone tell me if the Momo wheel will work with the PS2, or if there is a wheel which will work with both the PC and PS2? I am thinking about getting the Momo wheel for the PC but I need something which is interchangable if that is a possiblity. TIA.