Racing games
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name='StylesCD' said:whoah....g25 is $200! mass produced my ass
I said "the Logitech G25 is rated as the best mass produced product" not the cheapest. If you can get a G25 for $200 then that is cheap, you could sell as many as you could buy over here at that sort of price.
If the think that is expensive, then take a look at the Wheel BRD are producing, if released, it will have a retail price of approx £1200 ($2500) for the basic version see here.
My Driving Force Pro, which is now 2 years old, cost approx £60 ($120 - 130) I then brought a Frex Wheel and Button kit from Japan, and a FIA approved 270mm racing wheel. I now have a Wheel that should last approx 5 years, but it has cost somewhere in the region of £270.
name='StylesCD' said:
A wheel will allow you to control the car more accurately with its analog input. Even a cheap wheel will give you more control than the game pad or keyboard, this one may suit your budget better http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826128006
name='mrapoc' said:
Cheers for the suggestion there mrapoc! I saw Flatout 2 for PS2 for £9.99 in choices and I thought I'd try it. I always loved destruction derby 2 on the Playstation and never found a similar game. Graphics are amazing for PS2 and runs perfectly. Really fun game :rotfl:
name='Toxcity' said:Flatout is okay.. But physics are very very bad.
But it can be good fun.
I don't know if you played the PC version but the physics are great from what I've seen. Realistic smashes in terms of car weight and strength, also the amount of destructable scenery is cool
Best £10 ever spent
name='jiffz' said:I don't know if you played the PC version but the physics are great from what I've seen. Realistic smashes in terms of car weight and strength, also the amount of destructable scenery is cool
Best £10 ever spent
I played it on PC.. it is okay. but I guess I was using the keyboard..
I dunno but it must be different on PC. Imo the physics are really good on the PS2. Are you talking about car control or collisions or both? I feel the difference between cars, big rear wheel drive cars push you into spins, then you have the nippy little front wheel drive cars along with big brutal 4X4s that don't really turn!
Theres always total carnage while racing, with cars bouncing around you, being tailwhipped into flips and off the track! When you rip up things like fences, it causes a some power loss and loss of control whereas bigger objects can cause you to totally lose it.
Theres always total carnage while racing, with cars bouncing around you, being tailwhipped into flips and off the track! When you rip up things like fences, it causes a some power loss and loss of control whereas bigger objects can cause you to totally lose it.
I race in my rFactor league, with up to 23 other drivers (the server only holds 24 at the moment), all the cars are rwd Caterhams and are great fun to slide through the corner, if a little slower on the laptime.
The Caterham is one of dozens of car mods available, along with hundreds of tracks to race them on.
The Caterham is one of dozens of car mods available, along with hundreds of tracks to race them on.
Yea im talking about control. MW so far (for this type of game, not a sim) is the closest ive felt to the real thing. But like iev said, whenever i play Flatout idc what the handling is like. I just play it to bash some friends up in the derby and pwn some n00bs at the races. Only games like MW do i care about specifics like that. Flatout to me is just for fun.
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