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Do you control gas/brake in your vehicle with your hands, NO.
The pedals have an axis; if you re-map gas or brake to a "button" then you won't have an axis zone; u'd have an on/off toggle; and that's just not going to be any good for driving/racing. Yea you have steering wheel pedals; those are for shifting if u don't have (or want to use) a stick. As very few games actually support a full featured Clutch + Shifter
I am looking for a middle ground between controler and wheel. I think when you say axis you are refering to a pressure senstivity? I understand what you mean though.
Plus I did not say I absolutely had to have a pedal free experience either.
U need the range of axis; that is why people just spin-out using a Keyboard *sigh*
If you want a cheaper wheel; get an Xbox360 Wheel
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826197073&cm_re=pc_steering_wheel-_-26-197-073-_-Product
http://gaming.logitech.com/en-us/product/g920-driving-force
i found a ps2 df pro with pedals for $4
https://secure.logitech.com/assets/16824/16824.png
Thats really nice I like that I am going to try getting that.
Thanks.
Xbox360 or One stuff; not an issue.
But yea look around, like _|_ said above.
Even if it is a little older; alot of the older Logitech and ThrustMaster stuff are still really good; cause of their high-end build quality. A majority of stuff like this from those two brands were made well, made to last.
ps3/ps4 will have issues
Thanks.
Fast forward : I bought a LogitechG920 for $400 a few months ago and (as a a racing fan) wondered how I got along with out it. It is really well built.
It is a really good point however about pressure sensitivity in applying the gas and brake. Further the force feed back( the twitch) is integral to the experience and I have set some of my best lap times ever with the wheel simply because that is how it was designed and meant to be played.
I still have a hand held controler but there is no comparrison for racing games.