Anyone have this thing laying around?
Supposedly it worked with any PS3 game as long as steering controls were assigned to the left analog stick.
It can change to a Motorcycle Handles... Flight stick.. or Driving steering wheel.
All you needed was a Playstation Move. You didn't need a camera.
Seems Perfect for this game. I might order it, just to try... if I can find it for $10.
Edit- here's an old article touching on it.
https://www.gamespot.com/articles/ps-move-racing-wheel-works-with-any-game-report/1100-6399118/
Supposedly it worked with any PS3 game as long as steering controls were assigned to the left analog stick.
It can change to a Motorcycle Handles... Flight stick.. or Driving steering wheel.
All you needed was a Playstation Move. You didn't need a camera.
Seems Perfect for this game. I might order it, just to try... if I can find it for $10.
Edit- here's an old article touching on it.
https://www.gamespot.com/articles/ps-move-racing-wheel-works-with-any-game-report/1100-6399118/
Chen said that his tests with the PS Move Racing Wheel showed that it would work with any game, provided the Move was attached to the device and set to controller port 1. Chen reportedly tried the device with games including Need For Speed: Shift 2, Gran Turismo 5, and Sonic the Hedgehog 2.
He said that while the above games did not recognise the wheel peripheral, they were able to read the controller's inputs as those coming from a normal DualShock 3 controller. (Chen said that his console registered the wheel peripheral's face buttons as regular controller buttons, and the tilting of the peripheral as a normal controller's left analog stick tilt.)
According to Chen's reports, a PS Eye camera is not needed to make the wheel peripheral work with other games. His implication was that any racing game that uses the left analog stick to steer will already be compatible with the racing wheel peripheral.
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