Hi,
Well, the Logitec Momo Racing Wheel should give you the features you are
asking for. As far as price goes it is about $99.00 USD. That's not that
expensive in my opinion, but we all have our opinions what constitutes
expensive.
As far as accessible racing games that gives you pretty good
well it could have failed actually.
The first thing was the defence ships for cardacia just happened to be there.
I don't usually go after those for a start.
Secondly luck was on my side that another ship was in range, the ships were
thinly spread out.
3. They got lucky and unlucky with hits, a
Hi Tyler,
Sorry, I don't know of any accessible games that can use a joystick with clutch
and all. I do know though that if you don't shift at the correct time in Mach
1 and Homer on a Harley your engine bogs down and thus you do not get up to
speed well etc.
I have just gotten started
Hi Thomas,
I bought the Logitec Momo Racing Wheel joystick from MicroCenter in Mayfield
Heights Ohio for $99.00. It does not have a clutch peddle, only a gas and
brake peddle. The next one up did have a clutch peddle and cost another 50 or
$100.00.
My Logitec Momo Racing Wheel joystick gear
Hi Dark,
I'm sorry, but I don't really know for sure how the video arcade games of Pong
played, as I mostly only played Pong on my Atari 2600. I'm pretty sure that
the games were always to 21. My Dad did have a video Pong game in his bar. It
was a bit different though in that it was in a
Hi Jim,
Yeah, unfortunately the Momo doesn't have a clutch peddle and six speed
gear shift. The more expensive mottle you were talking about, the
Logitech G25 Racing Wheel, does include a Clutch peddle, six speed gear
shift, and duel motor force feedback. I've heard that it is awesome in
games
Hi Kirstan:
Glad to have you back.
Danie
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Intreaguing.
Actually jim I've never personally seen an arcade version of Pong myself,
being born in 1982, but the wikipedia artical said there were plenty around
in the 70's.
Your probably right about the rules, to be honest I was just interested, and
these days looking something up on
