I have one that works with PS1/PS2/Xbox/Gamecube and PC too. Bought it around $70 at Funan during Christmas of 04. It's called the twin turbo supreme..comes with a handbrake, gearshift (up/down), 2 foot pedals, and on-wheel controls but the turning circle is only 180 degrees from extreme left to extreme right. Works pretty well for me so far, been playing Burnout 3 with it on PS2.Originally posted by bismarck:anyone???????
how's the feel of this device?Originally posted by PeRsEuS:I have one that works with PS1/PS2/Xbox/Gamecube and PC too. Bought it around $70 at Funan during Christmas of 04. It's called the twin turbo supreme..comes with a handbrake, gearshift (up/down), 2 foot pedals, and on-wheel controls but the turning circle is only 180 degrees from extreme left to extreme right. Works pretty well for me so far, been playing Burnout 3 with it on PS2.
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It feels pretty good, just that I find the turning circumference is too little..especially when you need fast actions you tend to overturn and hit the thing in the shaft that prevents you from turning further beyond the set angle.Originally posted by bismarck:how's the feel of this device?
thanks for the rapid reply.Originally posted by PeRsEuS:It feels pretty good, just that I find the turning circumference is too little..especially when you need fast actions you tend to overturn and hit the thing in the shaft that prevents you from turning further beyond the set angle.
Overall it's got good feedback and it's not like those tiny ones where you feel you're holding a baby's food plate. You can also set it to learn Buttons, that is, you can make your X become an O, and change all your preset functions. It's also got an adjustable shaft height and angle.
The only criticism I have for it is that the turning circumference's not enough hehe..