Hi Shaun:
Well, yes and no. If you are talking about PC games produced by big
name studios you are right. There is a lot less of those these days
because all the major big name studios are almost exclusively
developing for XBox, Play Station, or Wii;. However, there is a lot
more games for the PC
Hi Tom.
I certainly agree with you that Pc games, like games for tablets and phones
have largely gone online these days, however it is not true either that
major coorporations are keeping their hands off the Pc, or that the vast
majority of games are smaller, atari style ones. While there
well then if its that way and I don't doubt you on that one then the
blind gaming market should fit in with the smaller developers.
It seems the way to go in any case.
At 10:28 PM 12/11/2013, you wrote:
Hi Shaun:
Well, yes and no. If you are talking about PC games produced by big
name studios
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] New Game Controller for Pc
Hi Steve,
Well, I have been looking into this issue myself, and unfortunately most
manufacturers are no longer producing game pads for the PC. Your best bet is
to get an XBox 360 controller from Microsoft
Hi Shaun:
Well, that is true to a point. The last time I went out shopping for a
general joystick, game pad, etc the only things I could find from
Logitech etc were specialized game controllers like racing wheels,
flight sticks, boxing gloves, and things of that sort. Best buy had a
few older
Hi Paul:
Yes and no. If the game in question does not support a joystick or a
game pad then ¿you can't just go buy a Microsoft XBox controller and
expect it to work with the game out of the box. You would have to
download a third-party tool called Joy2key which allows you to map
various keyboard
Well all I know tom is that whenever I have gone shopping with my
friends to stores that used to be full with games years ago its
mostly console games now.
The computer games still exist but are less.
I think a lot is online to.
Another interesting fact at least from what I have seen on the
Of Thomas Ward
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] New Game Controller for Pc
Hi Paul:
Yes and no. If the game in question does not support a joystick or a game
pad then ¿you can't just go buy a Microsoft XBox controller and expect it to
work with the game out
well it all depends on what you want.
Lotitech still arguably make the best sticks /pads, though I have
heard from a hard core gamer that plays that force feedback although
good does sacrofice some positional information especially with centering.
He recomended the ms prosition sticks but these
That really is not good tom.
I guess you could pick up the xbox1 or other controler but still.
I suspect from what I have seen at computer shops that for the most
part bar consoles, a lot of stuff is full blown sticks now.
And a lot of that is specialised for things like flight or racing.
There
Hi Everyone,
Sorry its been a long time since I posted last but I haven't been on the
list for a while.
Since its Christmas time I thought I'd ask santa for a new game controller
for My pc. My old game controller is just about shot.
Can any one recommend a new game controller for my PC I am using
Hi Steve,
Well, I have been looking into this issue myself, and unfortunately
most manufacturers are no longer producing game pads for the PC. Your
best bet is to get an XBox 360 controller from Microsoft with a PC
adapter if you care about Windows 7 and Windows 8 compatibility. For
some reason
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