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From: "Peter Wright" <dafrog@dapad.co.uk>
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Subject: Re: Cool stuff
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1998 21:04:59 +0000
Organization: Genesis Computer Software Ltd
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>Mine's one of those new fangled Gamester Dual Force wheels with the dual
>shock
>compatibility mode. Pretty good, although it works best in NeGcon emulation
>mode
>- GT let's you calibrate the wheel, throttle and brake response in that mode,
>doesn't
>in dual shock mode (you get the default settings). In spite of what the
>instructions say
>you do actually get force feedback in NeGcon mode as well (but only a single
>motor
>- I assume it's emulating the original force feedback analog controler that
>never went
>on sale in the UK, as that only had one motor).

AH - That explains it (????). I heard somewhere that the developers made the
game compatible with certain types of wheel and not others. The fact that
yours is NeGcon compatible probably explains why yours works, since that's
really popular out in Japan. Ill just have to suffer with the Dual Shock pad
I guess, at least until Nick Fergusson open's up his Ridge Racer 4 Black
Market store ;)


>That's near here yeah? I moved down from Newcastle a year or two back
>and I've still no idea where places are down south....
>

hehe ok. Eastbourne is about 20 minutes East of you by car - just down the
road. 

Talk to you soon, 

Peter.