If you have a steering wheel for GT3(S4)- is it better than using the controllers? Which is best ?
12-30-2001, 04:00 PM
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gt3 wheel...
well, if you spent $100 on the god damn steering wheel, of course you had to use it :P
i think using the pad might yeild better lap time, but using the wheel gives you more fun and better feel. the gaming experience is just so much different! you don't drive on the street with the pads, do you?
the only thing that bugs me is that it's really hard to find the perfect place to mount the wheel.
gary
i think using the pad might yeild better lap time, but using the wheel gives you more fun and better feel. the gaming experience is just so much different! you don't drive on the street with the pads, do you?
the only thing that bugs me is that it's really hard to find the perfect place to mount the wheel.
gary
12-30-2001, 05:10 PM
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I got PS2 and GT3 for Christmas. Bought the steering wheel on the 26th.
I want the darn game to substitue for some driving event time...it's got to be cheaper in the long run than thrashing the S4. So the closer to the driving reality, the better.
And...for someone just starting out, it seems a lot easier to keep the car stable with the wheel.
BTW, I bought the Logitech...it seems specifically tailored to GT3.
RR
And...for someone just starting out, it seems a lot easier to keep the car stable with the wheel.
BTW, I bought the Logitech...it seems specifically tailored to GT3.
RR
12-31-2001, 04:30 AM
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Perhaps, but I'd prefer to read review of the different wheels from someone that has tried them all
...versus an S4 guy who has only tried one and claims it's the best.
12-31-2001, 04:31 AM
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Yes....
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