I have an old Thrustmaster T2 wheel/pedal set. Would I be able to play current racing games like Dirt 3 or Grid, or am I limited to older 90s games?
1475069
New games will work. I used it for some old CH pedals on Win 8. It just makes it so your system can see the old Gameport hardware.
1475070
i doubt it. This box didn't work with my Thrustmaster wheel/pedals or any of my gamepads. DONT BOTHER!!!
1122151
Along time ago it did. But those servers were long shut down. If you are looking to race online on the PC you could play need for speed world. It's free.
2039195
I don't know. My grandson and I use the Racing Wheel EX2 with only NASCAR racing games. Neither of us are familiar with the farming simulator for Xbox 360.
887074
Hello, The rudder pedals operate different axis so ideally this should work, however since they are both different third party drivers there is a slight possibility that there maybe a conflict.
335911
The wheel turning speed is not as fast as smaller wheels. I started out with DFGT, G27, and T500. It's like a real car for me, but it depends on what you're using it for GT6 or whatever. My prim use is iracing.com . The motors is the best thing for the price range; However, you may want to get a different set of pedals, I prefer more tension. Hop my answers were helpful.
746109
It depends on what sort of cars you driven in real life. Most modern cars have drive-by-wire (eg: BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Land Rover, Toyota, GM, Volkswagen and Nissan). The Logitech G27 Racing Wheel pedals are similar to real pedals on a drive-by-wire car. But there are many mods out there, if you want to change the stock springs on the pedals. Personally I haven't upgraded the springs on it.
1945282
i´m not sure if this game support any racing wheels because if not a driving simulator man, i play this game with pad controller and respond very good... greetings.
131154
All answers to these types of questions can be found right on Thrustmaster's website:http://ts.thrustmaster.com/eng/index.php?pg=view_files&gid;=3&fid;=15&pid;=317&cid;=12
1535121
I have used this on on PC but only with the Simraceway online racing game. It seems to work really well. It is more or less "plug and play" but I needed to enter the "Settings" menu to set up the control functions. For Simraceway, it is very flexible. You can set the wheel, shifting and pedal control to pretty much any button (or pedal) you want. It does indeed work on PC (running Windows 7).
116390
I was born in 1964. It is not the track I remember as a kid. it is compatible with other race cars
304372
Yes! You can definitely race the Grave Digger and the Son-Uva Digger. I have both of them and race them all the time. The Traxxas controllers are newer and can be use at the same time as long as you turn on each controller with the matching truck one at a time NOT at the same time.
1815569
This wheel is incredible. I've used it with Test Drive Unlimeted 1 & 2, Grid, Sim Racing, and other games. It should work with most other games. Not all of them support the six speed H shifter and Clutch of course so research individual games if there's one you're interested in.
1181106
Not really, depends on which wheel you have. I have the Thrustmaster T500 with clutch and all; it works fine 1 or 2 feet. :D
932918
You do not need the steering wheel at all to play. You can use the Wii mote by itself, or the wii more + chuck combination
1206817
It's a catch 22. Any PS2/PS3 wheel will work for Dirt, but you won't want to use it. There is significant steering lag with Dirt. Which means your going straight and your car is still turning, it makes for a very frustrating experience. Can't speak for how it runs on the 360 but on the PC it'll run good if you have a very powerful PC. Your best bet is to stick with a controller if you only have the PS3 version.
567972
I agree with Basquez, you could use it, but a pistol grip radio would be preferable. Having a wheel for steering and a trigger for throttle is so much better than sticks. RegardsBob
1915915
I depends on the game. If I recall Forza 3 did not allow you to shift gears at all.