While most games come with standard controller and keyboard mapping, racing game enthusiasts are prone to trick out expensive rigs with specialized force-feedback steering wheels, pedals, and shifters that are often as expensive as the PC that runs the software. And the industry puts out a stea...
Computer games joystick (50) uses of a cardan arm (60A) with two attached arm parts that allow rotation between the joystick and the cardan arm about a central axis. The arm parts are arranged on opposite sides of the joystick. A second cardan arm (60B) is also joined to the joystick ...
Racing wheels are input devices that resemble the feel of a real racecar cockpit and are the perfect input device for any racing game that features cars or trucks. Many racing wheels are equipped with true force feedback--that is, they can apply actual forces on an axis of control such ...
Known as Lylat Wars in Europe, Star Fox 64 originally came in a whopping great box containing a Rumble Pak and was many a gamer's introduction to force feedback on console. It paired beautifully with the cinematic battles and derring-do of Fox McCloud and his team's cinematic dogfighting...
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Both the cars and tracks were works of fiction – there definitely isn't a real racetrack that boasts a giant Sonic the Hedgehog carved into a cliff face as one of its features – but brutal force-feedback steering, challenging drifting mechanics and benchmark-smashing graphics meant absolutely...
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The first force feedback devices appeared in the 60s and were nothing to do with the emerging video game industry. Instead, force feedback systems were implemented in nuclear research laboratories, allowing scientists to experience the forces at play in potential industrial processes. "The standard ...