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Originally Posted by CTSLICK

I like Need for Speed but I actually prefer playing it on the PS2 versus a PC. Now if I could just get a full motion simulator to sit in while I play it!

Playing Need for Speed on a simulator with force feedback .. extremely cool.

And for the mods...I respectfully submit this post for consideration as deepest use of the quote feature...also known as the most annoying use of the quote feature :twisted: :wink:

ha ha.

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Originally Posted by CTSLICK

I like Need for Speed but I actually prefer playing it on the PS2 versus a PC. Now if I could just get a full motion simulator to sit in while I play it!

Playing Need for Speed on a simulator with force feedback .. extremely cool.

And for the mods...I respectfully submit this post for consideration as deepest use of the quote feature...also known as the most annoying use of the quote feature :twisted: :wink:

ha ha.

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Originally Posted by Maximus

Playing Need for Speed on a simulator with force feedback .. extremely cool.

So...are you saying you've done this? If so, please share!

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Originally Posted by CTSLICK

So...are you saying you've done this? If so, please share!

I saw that on one of those game show in Taipei. There is a collaboration between Electronic Arts and Apexi, a local taiwanese company specializing in game gears. They installed NFS underground on Apexi's force feedback machine, and people get a chance to try the setup. I did not get a chance to try it though, because the queue was like 200+ people by the time I got there. The force feedback machine follows the car's position in the game, so it is very cool to watch a player crashed/totalled/flipped up because he/she is actually rocked in the direction of the car's position in the game. Helmets and shoulder/knee pads are required. I remembered everyone getting out of the booth with their two thumbs up.